The rise of the zigzag.

05.2025

46cm x 75cm

Wool on cotton

Woven using only handspun & naturally dyed wool (Teeswater & Icelandic)

Bivium tends towards infinity

 year of creation: 2024

Technique: tapestry

Dimensions:

 height: 193cm with fringe 165cm without fringe

 width: 77cm

Materials:

 Plant dyed: -sisal -linen -silk -cotton -wool(mostly hand-spun from the fleeces of various breeds, primarily Jacobs sheep)

 Other: -copper wire(wrapped around wool) -lurex

 Warp: -cotton (20/12) 10EPI

Thawing, 02/2025

width: 78cm, height: 115cm depth: 5cm

Woven with cotton, sisal, and dock sticks, dipped in strong logwood dye (with iron sulphate), and suspended from a branch.

Untitled, 2024

2 sets of interwoven warp - woven from the back and from the "front", constantly rotating the frame back and forth and by 90 deg angle.The frame itself was just regular stretcher used for paintings. See the photos below from the process.

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blue stem

2024

Handwoven tapestry.

Wool on wool.

Woven in one long strip and then stiched together to create spatial form of riband.

It was made like that to highlight technique of stiching together multiple strips of kilim to create larger one - as seen in multiple examples from weaving culture from middle east - usually used as floor covering or wrap for other more precious textiles.

This one is especially inspired by mazandaran and jajim kilims from northern Iran.

approx 200cm high, 128cm wide.

part of Visual Art Scotland exhibition - Now and Then - Dalkeith Palace (august 2024).

Sofreh Interlace: Reflections on persian dining-cloths.

2023

The end piece of the project created with the help of RSW in Edinburgh.

Part of the RSW 143rd annual show in 2024 in Royal Scottish Academy.

watercolour, pigments, paper, wool, silk on cotton warp.

100cm x 110 cm.