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 From this angle one can see the entrance to the original residence at Luna Parc shown on the left. On the right we see the mosaic facades of the recently added bathroom under the cupola. |
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many mosaic facades are inspired by the work of Gaudi, Hundertwasser and
Klimt. Continuing in the great tradition of mosaic art, Ricky intends to
cover every bare concrete surface. The materials are generally, high fire ceramic, such as stoneware and porcelain, as well as glass and broken tea cups. For the harsh climate of winter, all materials need be weather resistant. Also embedded in the walls are many tiles Ricky has collected from artists he meets at the many craft shows that he attends. The process of tiling is quite time consuming Ricky claims" I want to make as many cement sculptures as I can while I am relatively young and spend my old age tiling them. I
plan to live to 100 at least and it is a good thing as there is a lot to
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The indoor and outdoor mosaic work on
the residence at Luna Parc is comprised of literally millions of pieces
of tile, pottery, broken china, figurines, natural stone, glass and
more.  Images on the right are detailed close-ups of the facade pictured above. |
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The image below is a detailed close-up of the base of
the facade pictured above |
 This detail of the bathroom exterior facades shows the skeleton window, one of four original stained glass windows at Luna Parc. |
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Luna Parc is the private home and workspace of its creator, Ricky Boscarino. This virtual tour of Luna Parc gives you a peak into the mind and world of this madcap artist while in the comfort of your own home. Luna Parc is not open to the public and we ask that you please respect Mr. Boscarino's privacy. |
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