Claire Cotterill
Bespoke Public and Private Art Commissions
Welcome to my website, I’m a U.K. based, multi-disciplinary artist working with mosaic and other mediums, to create unique visual stories. I work closely with clients to create permanent installations, which celebrate a place, a history, a community, or individual story. Bespoke interior and exterior artworks enhance their environment adding that something special to any development or existing space.
I’ve experience of partnering with a range of clients, whether they be private individuals, groups, local authorities or corporate. Together we co-create to achieve results that all can be proud of. I have considerable experience in creative community engagement with people of all ages and abilities. With a long track record of commissions, working with architects, engineers, property developers, interior designers and landscape architects, I deliver creative projects which are achieved on time and within budget.
More recently, I’ve begun to use new technologies and creative media alongside more traditional handmade approaches, adding a new dimension to what I can offer in my bespoke commissions. I’m excited with the potential offered in this new and expansive approach!
Alongside commissions I am now selling Giclée Fine Art Digital Prints and soon, a range of digitally printed and fired tiles.
Please do contact me, should you have a unique and special project in mind. I love to discuss potential projects with a client and help them achieve their unique vision!
Latest Project
‘Doughnut’
Introducing the second of two commissions funded by Legacy West Midlands, as part of the series ‘Roundhouse to Chance Glassworks Art Trail’. The focus of this commission was to co-create a public artwork in collaboration with the Civic Square team and local neighbours in the Ladywood area of Birmingham. The commission celebrates the ethos of social, political and environmental activities they undertake in the local area. The commission is a further innovation in my practice and combines the use of traditional mosaic techniques alongside the use of new technologies and media. It captures designs derived from workshops with local people of all ages around the theme of ‘Doughnut Economics’, an economic theory written by economist Kate Raworth and actualised by the work Civic Square undertake in the community. Following participatory […]