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Pauline Nijenhuis
I use acrylic and hand embroidery in my paintings, installations, projects and photography to express my vision of how our human body relates in increasingly automated society where speed rules.
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Karin Frendberg
Karin Frendberg is deeply engaged in perhaps one of the most time-consuming art forms that can be undertaken – she embroiders with delicate silk yarn on linen.
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Daniela Doe
Portuguese-French multidisciplinary designer Daniela Doe is focused on handcrafted textiles combined with different mediums. Based in Malmö, Sweden.
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Audgunn Naustdal Holsen
In work with one work come ideas of how I can use the leftovers in the next work, either as inspiration or specific clear up work. This is one of my many aspects of work processes.
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Agneta Henerud
"I begin, I work, I complete – and start all over – again and again and again"
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Ruta Naujalyte
It all began in a pile of sewing thread. Over the years I’ve experimented with various materials and techniques but always stayed loyal to crochet.
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Alexandra Hallenius Lyche
Fashion and Art goes hand in hand. The touch of a fabric bring a sensation, on a canvas with movement and colour it changes its apperance.
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Frida Åström
A combination of 3D modelling, hand stitching and storytelling in a sculptural art practice.
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Renée Rudebrant
I often work with my very special textile-collage technique in the form of different parts in black and white. It leads to a look that is tangible and abstract at the same time.
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Anna Olsson
I try to understand the world in my loom and the tapestries become my answer to change. I weave because I want to tell something. I listen, see and meet people. I think, ponder and images arise.
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Dorte Jensen
My passion is to sew portraits. I am fascinated by the fact that eyes, nose and mouth can be put together in so many different ways.
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Kari Merete Paulsen
Jeg har i mange år jobbet hovedsakelig med vev og konstruksjon som verktøy, innen emner som eksistensialisme og persepsjon. Jeg har min utdanning fra Kunst og Designhøgskolen i Bergen.
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Annette Graae
The inspiration is from the sea, nature and cities and I work in series that are slowly changing. I work with tapestries and objects. The choice of material is an important part of my work.
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Kissa Tindal
I am working and educated in batik and related techniques like dying, printing and collaging. You can call it surface-design. My main interest has been making wall-hangings.
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päivi Vaarula
I am translating the life into the language of textiles. Using different wool yarns, natural dyes, forms and structures I am expressing the feeling, emotion, idea or opinion.
