This woven picture (not framed), in black and white cotton, was woven as part of a series on a digital hand-jacquard loom, using many different weaving structures. It is inspired by aerial images of the earth, but using a more abstract interpretation of the visual data. Originating in 2006, it was rehung and mounted on black cotton drill and two light wooden poles in 2021.

Height 62 cm
Width 30.5 cm

This woven picture (not framed), in black and white cotton, was woven as part of a series on a digital hand-jacquard loom, using many different weaving structures. It is inspired by aerial images of the earth, but using a more abstract interpretation of the visual data. Originating in 2006, it was rehung and mounted on black cotton drill and two light wooden poles in 2021.

Height 35 cm
Width 32 cm

This wall-hung collage of digital photographs and woven fabric is part of a collaborative series with photographer Bob Russon featuring nature’s erosion of natural surfaces. The surface texture is woven in natural undyed worsted wool fabric, embedded among curved MDF strips, surrounded by geological images and ropes of raw yarn, it illustrates geological processes at work through the force of tectonics.

Length 47 cm
Height 47 cm
Width 5 cm

This wall-hung collage of digital photographs and hand-woven fabric is part of a collaborative series with photographer Bob Russon featuring nature’s erosion of natural surfaces. Surface texture in worsted wool, hand-painted, embedded around MDF shapes, interspersed with cords of silk bouclé and cotton yarns lying adjacent to images of eroding rocks and sand, shows the liminal space where rock and water impact each other in a rhythmic dance.

Length 47 cm
Height 47 cm
Width 5 cm