Based in Tokyo, Japanese artist Azu Kimura creates multidimensional works/sculptures, and site-specific installations using locally sourced natural materials.In being there, the artist presents us a series of light, soft sculptures made with Hordeum jubatum over a metal mesh. While these…
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Alistair Byars is a talented designer/maker of sculptural objects currently living and working between Edinburgh and Glasgow and interning at Groves-Raines Architects Studios, Edinburgh. His work focuses on hand-applied materials and studies the visual and tactile properties of rough/smooth and…
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How is it that Galician basketry, a prehistoric art practiced for thousands of years, is now disappearing?The decline of the Galician basketry has intensified because of the lack of vegetable fibers in our Galician forest due to the reforestation of…
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Linda Maennel is a german artist who creates wonderfully light landscapes, portraits, and floral still lifes through the combination of painting and colored yarn on canvas. By mixing different materials, she gives her ink drawings a veiled surface and creates…
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Dahye Jeong combines traditional techniques with ancient forms that express the cultural richness and natural beauty of woven fibers. With impressive lightness, flexibility, and geometry, these baskets are woven from fine horsehair by Korean artist Dahye Jeong, who uses the…
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Emii Alrai’s practice is strongly influenced by cultural identities revealed through artifacts (geographical identity) and post-colonial museum practices of collecting and displaying objects. Most interested in the ancient mythologies from the Middle East, Emii works on sculptural installations that resemble…
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Between photographs, sculptures, and installations combining the human hand and meticulously selected ecofacts, the Study of Traces series conjures up the idea of a modern ritual. The bodies are marked with plants and stones. The flesh, naturally engraved, is offered…
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