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L’ombre qui tisse en moi

“I´m looking for my own space,” declared Magdalena Abakanowicz, the great Polish artist who brought textile art to the avant-garde in the 1960s, transcending scale and the classical materials then used in what was known in the West as “tapestry art.” Seeking her own space, finding her place, inventing other ways of inhabiting the world:Continue reading “L’ombre qui tisse en moi”

Villa belleville (Copy)

Je perds, September 2023Paris « je perds comme des cendres perdues dans l’écume, paysage de pensée aux échelles qui semblent liermagma et rationalité, s’invitent à tour de rôle, la mer, le vide nouveau et les constructions du souvenir. je perds et je vis, autrement, à nouveau, de nouveau, différemment la mer crée tous les commencements,Continue reading “Villa belleville (Copy)”

Chambres À air

What is the composition of the walls that border our soul? This seems to be the question posed, a few years – a few temporal layers – apart, by Heidi Bucher and Marie Hazard, whose working bodies uncover memories in the interstices of the skin.The work of these two artists converges through multiple interweavings, whereContinue reading “Chambres À air”

Villa belleville

Je perds, September 2023Paris « je perds comme des cendres perdues dans l’écume, paysage de pensée aux échelles qui semblent liermagma et rationalité, s’invitent à tour de rôle, la mer, le vide nouveau et les constructions du souvenir. je perds et je vis, autrement, à nouveau, de nouveau, différemment la mer crée tous les commencements,Continue reading “Villa belleville”

Borders

March 2019Casa LuMexico City

Tati – Ghana must go

2019 – On going When I used to go to the Saint Pierre market (the main fabrics market in Paris), I would stop at the Barbès metro station, on line 4. It wasn’t always easy to walk around in that neighborhood as a 20 year-old woman, always approached, accosted, sometimes whistled at. It is unpleasant.BetweenContinue reading “Tati – Ghana must go”

Weaving & Text

In search of a language: poetry and weaving 2020 – on going project In latin, the verb texere means both to weave and to write. It gave text and textile, texto y tejido, texto e tecido, texte et textile. Weaving is writing, as much as writing is a form of weaving. Sheila Hicks has shownContinue reading “Weaving & Text”

Tricot

2017Paris, France Tricot is an experimental project of different hand knitting and weaving pieces acting in the space. It has been photographed by Rebekka Deubner.