Gila Rayberg is a Florida-based mosaic artist whose work bridges portraiture, abstraction, and the transformative power of reclaimed materials. Drawing on her background as a professional musician and educator, Gila brings an improvisational sensibility to her studio practice, combining intuition, storytelling, and experimentation to create mosaics rich in texture and emotional resonance.

Working with everything from broken china and discarded objects to handmade glass and organic materials gathered in nature, Gila creates pieces that celebrate transformation. Her portraits capture the essence and individuality of their subjects, while her abstract works explore memory, place, and the intricate relationships between natural and human-made forms.

Gila’s award-winning work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and public collections throughout the United States and abroad. She continues to teach from her Florida studio while sharing her passion for mosaic art through workshops and exhibitions nationwide.

Through her work and teaching, Gila invites others to discover beauty in transformation, recognizing the extraordinary potential in overlooked materials—and, perhaps, in themselves.