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Meet The Artist...

Alison Turner is a professional mosaic artist known for her unique quirky approach to mosaic art. She creates art for gallery exhibitions, private collections and public installations worldwide in her unmistakable distinctive style, with a particular interest in large scale installations and sculptural work. Alison sets stone next to pottery, ceramics next to glass thus creating exciting dynamic and eclectic artwork that will be admired for years to come.

"I AM BUT A SMALL SHARD IN A GRAND MOSAIC..."
- Fred Crane -
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A Bit About The Artist...
Alison is a mosaic artist based in Cornwall. Working from her home studio, she produces unique and highly collectible artwork that has a distinctive personal style. Alison has previously exhibited in a galleries in Florence, Italy as well as the UK and her artwork is in private collections worldwide. She has completed large scale public commissions at schools and colleges.
"I create unique artwork using recycled vintage bone china, broken and discarded pottery, glass, ceramic tile and porcelain ornaments. As well as wall art, I create 3D sculptures and alter mannequins to mosaic. I also create my own 3D substrates for mosaic using a sculpting medium called Pal Tiya.
Because there is 'too much talent trapped in poverty' Alison is now sharing her knowledge gained for free on her YouTube Channel in the hope it inspires and helps other creative souls find their mosaic groove.
Alison has taken part in a 'Wild in Art' event, Worcester Stands Tall. Her mosaic giraffe sculpture titled 'Girafficorn' raised £15,000 at auction for St Richard's Hospice.
She has since completed another four Wild In Art Sculptures, a giant hare, two whale tails and a giant globe for The World Reimagined which went to Burning Man, Nevada in 2024. You can get in touch via the Commercial Installations contact form should you wish to discuss a commission of this kind.
I was a featured artist on Luna Mosaic Art. You can read the online interview here...
https://lunamosaicarts.com/blogs/featured-artist-of-the-month/alison-turner




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