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“On Reflection” is a stunning mosaic artwork just outside the British Transport Police headquarters. It’s a bit of a hidden gem, tucked away on Whitfield Street, nestled amid the hustle and bustle of Fitzrovia. The mosaics are the work of artist Paul J Marks who combined cutting-edge technology with traditional craftsmanship. He created a masterpiece with 45 different colors. 40,000 vitrified ceramic triangles make up the mosaics. The artwork’s design is both intricate and mesmerizing. The designs seem abstract at a glance. But step back a little and the images come into focus. They shimmer and change as you move. It’s almost like a low-resolution mirror reflecting the garden and nearby buildings. But the effect is far more intriguing than a simple reflection. The mosaic is a unique blend of art and technology. It also reflects the artist’s creativity. As you admire the artwork, consider how it interacts with the architecture and landscaping of the building. Paul J Marks wanted his creation to be a work of art that engages people. So next time you’re in Fitzrovia take a moment to experience “On Reflection.” It’s a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered.

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