His nickname is the 'Pebble Picasso.'
Artists work in many mediums — photography, paint, textiles and charcoal. But for artist Justin Bateman, well — he prefers stones. Pebbles, really.
His first portraits formed rather organically. Bateman, who is based in Chiang-Mai and Bali, was at the beach with friends and playing around with pebbles. Soon after, he enlisted a friend to help him recreate the Mona Lisa and cleverly named it “The Stona Lisa,” which gained notoriety after a social media post.
that as a child, he would “spend many hours combing the pebble beach, hunting for fossils and sharks’ teeth.”He got his formal education studying sculpture at Central Saint Martins in London, and it was there that he first experimented with using bags of sand and pebbles to create an installation.
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