Mosaic Labyrinth

Hal Brown Park at Creekside offers beautiful views of Mount Tamalpais and a treasured hiking path along Creekside marsh. Nearby Marin General Hospital makes a fitting location for the labyrinth, a location for peace, contemplation, and restorative healing. The labyrinth was designed by artist Rachel Rodi, and the central mosaic was created with the help of the local community. The labyrinth opened to the public in June 2018.

• Offer a space for reflection and healing.
• Reflect the natural beauty of the park.
• Enhance the park with art that connects to community.

• 36-foot diameter lithomosaic labyrinth, designed and created by artist Rachel Rodi.
• Over 1000 square feet total, with 360 square feet of mosaic work.
• Central circle hand laid by the local community, under the guidance of the artist.
• Materials include flat cut pebbles, color body porcelain, and Mexican Smalti as well as concrete.

• Winter 2018: Site assessment; research; design.
• May–June 2018: Site graded and concrete poured.
• May 2018: Community mosaic build.
• June 2018: Labyrinth opens to the public.