KNIT DIVISIONS & BROKEN FLOWERS IN THE HOUSE OF BEAUTY

Inspired by the play of light through stained-glass windows, Knit Divisions is a study of creating spaces with layers of colours and soft structures. The exploration takes form in three compositions, which combine knitted fabrics and wooden frames. The three elements can all function as separate pieces of spatial dividers, but together they form an artistic installation.

Claude Monet and his garden in Giverny have inspired Broken Flowers in the House of Beauty, which consists of unique hand-built ceramics decorated with flower reliefs and series of hand-tufted rugs. Rawness of the pieces evokes the rebellion and unpredictability of the light, water and the flower world.

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