Rhona Duffy is a visual artist and craftsperson based in Scotland. As a visual artist, Rhona focuses on assemblage, cutting and piecing together glass, stone and recycled ceramics to tell new stories. Her work blends classical Roman mosaic principles with modern artistic approaches inspired by Art Nouveau, music and nature. She also brings her expert technical skills to bespoke mosaic commissions for community spaces and private collections.
Notable commissions include mosaic works for Falkirk’s town centre as part of the ‘Falkirk: From Place to Creative Space’ initiative (2026), the garden at the Sexual Assault Response Coordination Service located in The Meadows at NHS Forth Valley (2025), and the garden of NHS Bo’ness Community Hospital (2022).
Rhona is also an experienced educator, workshop facilitator, and community arts practitioner. She is the founder of Studio 164 Falkirk, where she teaches mosaic and glass workshops, hosts guest tutors, and passionately encourages people of all skill levels to discover the joy of creating.
Her artistic practice is backed by a 30-year career in communications management within financial services. Her expertise in storytelling enables her to translate complex ideas into clear, compelling visual narratives.
Rhona has also volunteered regularly at her children’s primary schools for the last 12 years, introducing the pupils to mosaic and glass and facilitating projects with them. She is the voluntary co-lead of Open Studios Falkirk (starting from the 2026 event), and enjoys using her skills and expertise to support other local creatives.
Rhona’s visual artwork is currently available to buy at Made in Stirling, Studio 164 Falkirk or directly from Rhona. She also takes part in exhibitions and markets across Scotland. And she welcomes commissions. Get in touch if you would like to find out more or commission a piece.
Originally from Dublin, Rhona has lived in Scotland for over 30 years.
