Triade is a framed tapestry made with the tufting technique. It shows three abstract flowers and brings visual delight through its variety of colors on a cream background. The artwork is hand tufted with wool, silk and mixed yarn, using different lengths of yarn and varying knot types for a three-dimensional texture. It can be hung on the wall both horizontally and vertically.

Length 156 cm
Width 100 cm
Height 5 cm

This collection of hand-tufted abstract fish in various sizes is created with wool, silk and mixed yarns. The fish have a three-dimensional texture thanks to varying yarn heights and knot types. The fish are very soft to touch and their contrasting colour combinations bring joy to the living space. They have a crochet edging and their back is made of felt to give them an anti-slip and scratch-proof base. They can be hung on the wall or displayed on a flat surface.

Length 54 cm
Width 30 cm
Height 3 cm

This playful horizontal design is the result of a study based on the theory of complementary colours. The chosen complementary colours are: orange and purple, purple and green, green and pink. In the artwork many shades of these complementary colors are matched. The work is hand-tufted in wool and mixed yarns, using various heights and knot types. The edging is carried out in crochet using the same yarns as for the tufting. On the back a layer of felt protection is applied.

Length 193 cm
Width 60 cm
Height 4 cm

The framed tapestry Deconstruction I represents the process when an organised, regular structure changes into an irregular and chaotic state. The artwork is a kind of maze with hidden colours, where the longer threads keep some of the super-coloured paths almost hidden to the eye. The central part is the most irregular part of the design and the darkest: here the yarn heights are longer than on peripheral areas.

Length 162 cm
Width 112 cm
Height 6 cm

This framed tapestry displays a mother with two children holding on to her. Both the symmetrical composition of the work and its colours imply the serenity and preciousness of the moment. The thin line, which cuts the woman in two, refers to the emotional difficulties of motherhood. The artist creates this line by using yarns of the same colour, but by changing both the type of knot and the length of the yarns used. Even within a single colour, the artist makes use of different materials, contrasting hemp with wool, thereby creating shades of the same colour.

Length 155 cm
Width 135 cm
Height 5 cm