A Perfect World
Commissioned for Boise’s WaterShed, A Perfect World explores the interconnected relationship between people, land, and water. The photograph at the top of this page captures Reham during the installation process, offering a glimpse of the scale and craftsmanship involved in bringing this mosaic to life. Composed of more than 270,000 individually placed glass tiles, the piece reveals the delicate systems that sustain our environment while encouraging viewers to look more closely at the world around them. Through the combination of art and environmental education, A Perfect World inspires a deeper appreciation for nature and our connection to it.
Hope's Defiance
Welcoming visitors into the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights’ learning spaces in Boise, Hope’s Defiance is a powerful reflection on courage, resilience, and the strength of the human spirit. Inspired by the choice to stand against hatred, prejudice, and injustice, the piece reminds us that meaningful change begins with individuals willing to speak truth, take action, and choose compassion. Through the language of mosaic, it honors the belief that even in the face of darkness, hope can be built through courage and conviction.
Cat's Face Revival
Inspired by the resilience of nature, Cat’s Face Revival at Boise’s Foothills Learning Center explores the renewal that can emerge after destruction. Drawing from the way a tree heals after fire, this mosaic sculpture transforms a symbol of damage into one of regeneration, highlighting the plants and animals that return and thrive within these ecosystems. The piece celebrates nature’s ability to adapt, recover, and continue creating new life.
Saint Ignatius
Created for St. Ignatius Catholic School in Meridian, Idaho, this mosaic mural tells the story of the school’s namesake and celebrates the history, faith, and values at the heart of its community. Through vibrant imagery and intricate details, the artwork brings that story into a shared space where students, families, and visitors can connect with its legacy.
Bloom Where You're Planted!
Celebrating growth, curiosity, and discovery at Shining Mountain Elementary School in Spangle, Washington, Bloom Where You’re Planted! invites students to explore a vibrant mosaic world filled with hidden details and playful surprises. Through color, creativity, and storytelling, the piece encourages imagination and reminds students that every place they are planted offers an opportunity to learn, grow, and flourish.
Whimsy Wall
Part of Abernathy Greenway Park’s Playable Art Park in Sandy Springs, Georgia, Whimsy Wall transforms mosaic into an interactive experience for children of all abilities. Through vibrant colors, varied textures, and playful details, the installation encourages exploration, curiosity, and hands-on discovery. The piece celebrates the idea that art can be experienced in many ways — through looking, touching, imagining, and playing.
Wonder Wall
Inviting children into worlds of imagination at Peppermint Park in Boise, Idaho, Wonder Wall transforms a simple park feature into an interactive mosaic experience. Featuring playful scenes inspired by fantasy and space exploration, the artwork encourages children to look closer, discover hidden details, and become part of the story. Through color, creativity, and curiosity, the piece celebrates the joy of seeing the world through a child’s sense of wonder.
Party Animals
Scattered throughout Zoo Boise, Party Animals brings together art, imagination, and the natural world through a series of colorful mosaic animal sculptures. These playful works invite visitors to encounter familiar creatures in unexpected ways, blending intricate craftsmanship with the joy and curiosity inspired by animals. The installation creates moments of discovery throughout the zoo while celebrating the connection between people, art, and the living world around us.
Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters
Bringing color, imagination, and storytelling into Dawson Taylor Coffee Roasters in downtown Boise, this mosaic installation adds an unexpected artistic experience to one of Boise’s favorite gathering spaces. Featuring celestial and ocean-inspired imagery, including a sun, moon, and mermaid, the work reflects Reham’s ability to transform everyday surroundings into places filled with discovery, delight, and connection.
Dream Tree
Installed as part of Boise’s Linen Fence Public Art Program, Dream Tree reimagines the timeless symbol of a tree through vibrant glass mosaic. Across four panels, flowing branches and bursts of color create a sense of movement, growth, and possibility. The piece invites viewers to pause and discover the beauty found in one of nature’s most enduring symbols.
Gone Native
Transforming an everyday public space at Boise’s Warm Springs Golf Course into a celebration of Idaho’s natural beauty, Gone Native features more than 30 native wildflowers crafted in glass and ceramic mosaic. The installation invites visitors to slow down, look closer, and discover the diversity of plant life found throughout the state. The piece blends art and education, creating an unexpected opportunity to connect with Idaho’s landscapes.
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Every commissioned piece begins with a conversation — and every conversation begins with an idea.
Working with clients near and far, Reham creates original mosaic artwork for homes, businesses, organizations, and public spaces. Whether you have a fully imagined piece or simply an idea you’d like to explore, the process begins by learning about your vision, your space, and what you hope the artwork will bring to it.
Because each mosaic is thoughtfully designed and created specifically for each client and space, commissions are planned carefully and scheduled in advance. Upcoming projects are scheduled based on availability and scope, so reaching out early is encouraged.
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