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The Team
Who We Are
Ahmed Ibrahim
Lead Artist/ Mosaics
Ahmed Ibrahim, a mosaic artist since 2000 and winner of the 14th International Mosaic Meeting in Chartres, France, is renowned for his belief in pushing beyond comfort zones to achieve artistic growth.
Ahmed contributed to large-scale mosaic projects with the Sabry Mansour team, including murals at Ahram Canadian University and Helwan University in Cairo. His mosaics are showcased in public spaces across the Greater Chicagoland area, both indoors and outdoors.
As a dedicated Mosaic Teaching Artist, Ahmed currently teaches at the Hyde Park Art Center and has previously instructed at The Chicago Mosaic School, The Art Center Highland Park, and The Stirling Hall Art Center. His work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally.
Ahmed holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mural Arts from Helwan University in Cairo, Egypt.
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Jessica Mcilhon
Multidisciplinary
Jessica McIlhon is a multidisciplinary artist trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where her curiosity pushed her through countless mediums until glass—neon, fire, and bending tubes of light—captured her imagination. Today, she channels that same experimental energy into textile design, mosaic art, and ice dyeing as the founder of Scoops Color Lab, an edgy streetwear tie-dye brand built on bold color exploration and experimental techniques. Her work embodies resilience, joy, and transformation. She brings her deep color knowledge to every medium she touches, especially her expressive mosaic pieces. As an instructor, Jessica encourages her students to stay curious, play boldly, and trust the magic of experimentation—creating a welcoming environment that empowers beginners and seasoned creatives alike.
Kajsa Meyer
multidisciplinary
Kajsa Meyer is a multidisciplinary artist and elementary art educator based in Chicago, with deep roots in Colorado. She holds a B.A. in Art with a focus on K-12 Education and Fine Arts from North Park University. Inspired by the beauty of the natural world, Kajsa’s work captures the movement, color, and energy of dynamic landscapes. While acrylic painting remains her primary medium, she has recently embraced textural papier-mâché techniques, adding depth and dimension to her artistic practice.
Beyond the studio and classroom, Kajsa is the co-founder of Arts & Eats, an innovative event business she runs with her sister. By combining hands-on craft workshops with curated culinary experiences, Arts & Eats fosters creativity, connection, and community in a lively, social setting.
Whether teaching, creating, or hosting, Kajsa is dedicated to making art accessible and inspiring for all, helping others uncover and express their unique artistic voices.
Cindy Robin
Mosaics
Cindy is a mixed-media mosaic sculptor who works with reclaimed artifacts, raw minerals and rock, glass, smalti, and a variety of other materials. She began her career as an art instructor for underprivileged and special needs children. She continued her studies with mosaic, glass, and metalwork instructors from around the world, attending workshops, virtual classes, and studio programs.
Cindy’s art has a spiritual, personal, and often current-events focus. She is a storyteller through her pieces, using her materials to evoke emotion and thoughtfulness.
Her work has been shown and sold in galleries and museums across the country, including MAI Shows, SAMA, CMA2, The Art Center of Highland Park, and the Chicago Mosaic School.
Cindy’s artwork is held in private collections across the United States and is available for purchase on her website.
Hana Kulovic
Multidisciplinary
Hana Kulović is a multidisciplinary mosaic and fiber artist whose work is shaped by a multicultural upbringing across Bosnia, Germany, and Chicago. She holds a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated in Fiber and Material Studies with a focus on embroidery.
Specializing in site-specific mosaics and public murals, Hana draws inspiration from cultural traditions, natural patterns, and meticulous handcraft practices. Her approach blends artistry with community engagement, often incorporating collaborative elements into her projects.
As an instructor, Hana brings warmth and a deep respect for the creative process. She is passionate about helping folks build confidence with materials, develop strong foundational techniques, and discover the meditative joy of mosaic and fiber arts!
Hana has contributed to over 20 mosaic murals and projects in the Chicagoland area, as a teaching artist and fabricator.