Woven object
Each piece is hand woven and unique.
Wesen
The series Wesen plays with different associations of this term. On the one hand, it denotes a tangible organism. However, also something that one can only imagine in thought, something non-objective. Sometimes also one understands an expression in it. Wesen is the attempt of representation of these different and still other ideas.
Sculptural weaving, cotton, nylon and rubber cord.
Wesen Sechs (2023) – 30 x 30 x 6 cm
Wesen
The series Wesen plays with different associations of this term. On the one hand, it denotes a tangible organism. However, also something that one can only imagine in thought, something non-objective. Sometimes also one understands an expression in it. Wesen is the attempt of representation of these different and still other ideas.
Sculptural weaving, polypropylene and rubber cord.
Wesen Eins (2022) – 24 x 35 x 6 cm
Wesen Zwei (2022) – 26 x 38 x 4 cm
Wesen Drei (2022) – 33 x 38 x 6 cm
Wesen Vier (2022) – 39 x 72 x 15 cm
Landschaften (2021)
Landschaften is a series of works that deals with shapes and structures within different densities in the woven structure and its dissolution.
Made from black and shimmering untwisted fibers. Each fabric was processed onto a lightweight foam board. The back is covered with black linen and has a wooden strip for hanging.
l01 – 32 x 30 x 2,5 cm
l02 – 31 x 40 x 2,5 cm
l03 – 10 x 75 x 3 cm
Geographie (2021)
Everywhere we go.
Geographie is a series of works that deal with structure and spatiality. From surface to form.
Made from black untwisted fibers. Each piece is fixed on mount board and framed in a high quality white frame.
g01 – 50 x 60 x 5 cm
g02 – 50 x 60 x 5 cm
g03 – 50 x 60 x 5 cm
g04 – 40 x 50 x 5 cm
Illustration (2020)
The possibility of the limit of decomposition in weaving were explored here. The result is a fabric reminiscent of ink drawings.
Weaving, made from black fiber.
Approx 70 x 200 cm – The exact measurement depends on the drapery.
Photo: Paul Vincenth Schütz, University of Applied Arts, digital photography lab
Melt (2020)
In this work, I was strongly concerned with the character of the material. The very thermosensitive thread should interpret a melting in its solid structure.
This artwork was mentioned in New York Textile Month – Talking Textiles (2020).
Weaving, polypropylene.
Approx 150 x 170 cm
Photo: Paul Vincenth Schütz, University of Applied Arts, digital photography labA