I feel very connected to the Expressionist movement and see my work moving in that direction. The innovation in my current practice lies in translating this painterly language into textiles . Each fragment of fabric becomes a brushstroke—a gesture. Again, these compositions make color and value the protagonists in an abstract textile collage. Chromatic Gesture II - 25 x 40 in - 2025 Details: Materials and technique: I used hand dyed cotton fabrics in a machine stitched collag

Igniting hope, I stitched beautiful flowers by hand as a blessing for a peaceful future. With natural disasters and human-made tragedies occurring around the world, a deep sense of unease weighs on us. Nature has been wounded, and rebuilding and healing will take time. I hope to use needle and thread to mend these wounds and offer comfort. May our ecological balance be restored soon, and may we once again live in peace and harmony. Size: W 130 x H 110 (cm) / W 51" x H 43" Mat

Sue Dennis 2025 105cm W x 105cm L [41.5” x 41.5”] The Greek Island of Mykonos is a jewel in the Mediterranean. Bright splashes of fuchsia...

by Lisa-Marie Sanders Years ago, I created the black and white fabric foundation of this quilt. I was overwhelmed by the responsibilities...

I explore the expressiveness of colour and gesture through textile collage. By layering fabrics, I seek to create compositions making colour and value the protagonists. Each fragment of fabric, with its texture and hue, becomes a brushstroke that contributes to an abstract visual narrative, where intuition guides the creative process. Chromatic Gesture I - 25 x 40 inches - 64 x 102cm - 2025 Details The process The fabrics are hand-dyed, fused, and machine quilted. Each piece

Just Be Happy by Lin Hsin-Chen In this complex world, discover your true happiness and embrace the natural course of life. The lucky...