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Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic | Public Mosaics by Daud Akhriev | Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga
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Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic | Public Mosaics by Daud Akhriev | Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga
Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic | Public Mosaics by Daud Akhriev | Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga
Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic | Public Mosaics by Daud Akhriev | Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga

Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic - Public Mosaics

Featured In Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga, TN

Hand-made tile, smalti / 9 x 40 feet / Erlanger Hospital Tennessee,

My son, Timur, and I created Erlanger Non-Denominational Chapel mosaic together with Craig Kronenberg (HK Architects) and his team. Abstracted birds and nest represent care, shelter and spirit. The ornamental markings reference ancient scripts. We handmade the tiles on the campus of Baylor School. Awarded “Ten Best Mosaics” by the Society of American Mosaic Artists 2016.

Item Erlanger Non-Denomintional Chapel Mosaic
Created by Daud Akhriev
As seen in Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga, TN
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Daud Akhriev
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Daud Akhriev

Chattanooga, TN

Wescover creator since 2020
Daud Akhriev was born in the former Soviet Union in 1959. He studied classical painting and drawing for 14 years, graduating with honors from the Repin Institute (Russian Academy of Fine Art) with a masters degree in fine art, under the tutelage of the late painter and Academic, Piotr Fomin. In 1991 he emigrated to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Akhriev, now a U.S. citizen, shares his time between Andalusia, Spain, and Chattanooga, Tennessee with his artist wife.

Akhriev is internationally sought after as an instructor for figure and landscape painting and for his monumental work. The Four Seasons, his four 9 foot bronze figures completed for the city of Chattanooga, are listed on the national Public Art Registry. Additional public art includes the Erlanger Chapel Mosaic and the Baylor School Mosaic, as well as murals at the Collegedale Seventh-day Adventist Church and St. Peter's Episcopal.

Daud Akhriev, Stylistic Pluralism was published in 2002 by Common Place publishing. He is also featured in Traditions Rediscovered, the Finley Collection of Russian Art. Akhriev’s drawings are in several books about the Repin Institute, both in Russian language and in Chinese, and in numerous magazines such as Artists Magazine, Pastel Journal, Island Journal, Chattanooga Magazine, Southern Living and American Art Collector.