This gold coloured, handcrafted textile wall piece captures a fleeting moment when two flying birds seem to speak to one another in mid-air. Flora and fauna are a regular source of inspiration for Helen, in particular the geometry, pattern and repetition found within nature. This artwork is part of a private collection in Thailand.

Length 106 cm
Width 171.5 cm

This set of 14 chairs was created for a private client in Poland. Helen upholstered the chairs with intricately sculpted fabric recreating the look and texture of fish scales. Chairs are central to Helen’s work; she started out reupholstering chairs before developing her three-dimensional wall surfaces.

Height 93 cm
Width 57 cm

This piece was created using vegetable-tanned leather and reflective fabric appliqué, it features a large rose plant with subtle differences in relief. Flora and fauna are a regular source of inspiration for Helen, in particular the geometry, pattern and repetition found within nature. The artwork is part of a private collection in Australia.

Height 188.9 cm
Width 157.4 cm

This wall piece was commissioned for the lobby of the St. Regis Hotel in Aspen, US. Helen enlarged and adapted her original Autumn design to include aspects of symmetry. Flora and fauna are a regular source of inspiration for Helen, in particular the geometry, pattern and repetition found within nature.

Height 141 cm
Width 352 cm