Hidden in a small corner behind the beach at El Hornillo at the foot of a residential area is a wonderful example of the work of Juan Martinez Casuco. He spent 12 years developing the site using broken tiles found in rubbish dumps. Even the wrought iron work was made by him.
The work is very reminiscent of Antonio Gaudi and the ultimate recycling project.
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| The first sight of the stairs is breath taking |
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| Every stair front is slightly different |
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| Date completed or started? |
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| Comfy seats and interesting shapes |
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| The Eagle represents the area |
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| A little kiosk, sadly not open |
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| Mosaics seem to flow around the trees |
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| Even the Street is named after the artist |
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| Shapes of every kind |
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| Steps through the residential houses |
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| This lamp standard has the signs of the zodiac worked in mosaic |
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| Road roundabout at the top of the steps |
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| Lush vegetation, and views of the sea |
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| I guess this is a self portrait weather vane |
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| Lamp standard |
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| View from the beach, The garage seems to be out of reach ! |
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