Based in London, Maureen works across printmaking, drawing and paper sculpture, but regardless of medium her practice returns to the same question: how ordinary objects become evidence that someone has lived.
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Denim has become Berry’s visual language – his equivalent of paint. The different washes, fades and worn textures allow him to construct surprisingly complex tonal worlds where architecture, water, vegetation and memory emerge from a fabric usually associated with everyday clothing.
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In the work of London-based textile artist Annalisa Middleton, embroidery becomes more than ornament or technique. It becomes a method of excavation – and something closer to a spiritual practice.
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Christina A. West works with the human form the way a philosopher works with a problem – not to resolve it, but to keep it productively open.
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Mychaelyn Michalec works with a tufting gun the way a painter works with a brush – building surface, direction, and texture stroke by stroke. The result is large-scale fiber works that are formally dense and conceptually layered
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