Laura Robbins

Laura Robbins celebrates what is important to her: the imagination and the sacred. In her mosaic work, she combines glass with hand-made glazed clay forms and other objects, such as stone, to create large murals and small intimate scenes of unique designs. Her work moves between whimsical and personal images of nature and organic, abstract designs. The exquisite properties of stained glass are especially interactive with light and the mosaics take on lives of their own as reflections change throughout the day, whether inside or out of doors. Her home is in the foothills of Sandia Mountain, New Mexico. She shares her ridge top with her family and artist-friends, as well as hawks, ravens, rattlesnakes, rabbits, coyotes, beloved wild horses and homey toads.
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"Raven Flies Over Mountains" 2006 30”h x 28” w x 3 ¼” d	"Raven Delights (Lunette)" 2007 16 ½” h x 30 ½” w x 1”d	©Laura Robbins-All rights reserved	"Crane Altar" 2005 4’ h x 4’ w x 2” d
Robbins says:
"Mosaic installations can be viewed in many public locations in the Albuquerque and Santa Fe area including the three Range Cafes, Bosque School, Sandia Prep School, Amy Biehi High School, Accion New Mexico, the office of Jennifer Ridgeway in Penmont Plaza, the Atomic Grill in Santa Fe. Most installation work has been done for private homes in New Mexico, Colorado and California. Work is in progress with Patricia Halloran for the Rio Bravo Train Station in Albuquerque awarded by 1% for the Arts."