Rogan Brown
These pieces are "part of a new series of works that mixes hand and laser cutting to create an incredibly detailed and varied visual texture making multiple references: coral, bacteria, pathogens, diatoms, fungi etc...Each motif is however completely fictive and imagined; it is this interplay between the imagination and the "real" world that fascinates me, reality is transformed and estranged through the creative process which paradoxically makes the finished work more real and unique."
Lisa Nilsson
Artist Lisa Nilsson uses a centuries-old technique called quilling to painstakingly create intricate textile patterns with compact rolls of Japanese mulberry paper. Her latest artworks Jardine and Gospel are inspired by the patterns of an Islamic carpet and an 8th century gospel cover. 8 months of work went in to creating the 27” x 34” carpet piece.
