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Sofia Londoño

Like the scales of a snakes skin or the camo bark of a sycamore tree, the tiled murals of artist Sofia Londoño impart life to tiles, emphasising the soulful joy of ceramics.

A light-colored, textured ceramic mural serves as a room divider, surrounded by large windows and contemporary furniture in a well-lit living space.
A close-up view of a ceramic mural featuring a mix of textured patterns and earthy colors, resembling the natural camouflage of bark or scales.
A close-up view of a vibrant tiled mural composed of various uniquely shaped ceramic pieces in shades of green, orange, and brown, showcasing a textured and colorful surface with experimental glazes.

Made from individually shaped pieces, Londoño’s murals feature layers of unique texture, with curated colours playing off the many effects achieved with experimental glazes.

A vibrant tiled mural featuring an array of textured ceramic pieces in green and earthy tones, adorned with colorful accents, set against a backdrop of lush greenery.
A colorful tiled mural featuring a variety of textures and colors, with the word 'PARKING' prominently displayed above a black double door leading to a parking area.
A vibrant tiled mural featuring an abstract arrangement of yellow, red, blue, green, and orange tiles, showcasing unique textures and experimental glazes.

Her striking compositions offer endless aspects for appreciation, from crackled surfaces and ink blot details to intense contrasts and colour-blocked delights. Every mural is a marvel, flowing in and out of their surroundings in a landscape of loveliness.

Sofia Londoño

A new post by Hanna Simpson, Diary of a Tile Addict, June 2025.

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