Handwoven brass and silk. Handpainted on the warp. The hand-painted pattern in the warp emerges as you move past the work. And at one point only the sparkle in the brass will glow without you seeing the pattern of the warp.

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the color changes and the play in the surface.

Hold on to your light. Be you. Shine

Handwoven, various bindings, cotton and wadding. Oakframe.

With inspiration from Etna, flower landscape up the mountainside.

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the changes and the play in the surface.

Etna II

Etna

Handwoven, black cotton, copper, patinated. Oakframe.

With inspiration from Etna, flower landscape up the mountainside. The black and green color of the work changes depending on the light and when you move past. 

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the color changes and the play in the surface.



Landskap i endring / Changing landscape

Handwoven, nylon and brass. Patinated. oakframe. 

The blue color changes in relation to lighting and daylight which changes during the day.

In the silence there is a voice of its own. Silence is not absence, it is presence of what you lost in the noise. The silence gently forces us to face ourselves. Thoughts calm down and become clear. Blue wants me and blue takes me. The woven brass surface that changes over time feels like home.

Blue silence

Patinated copper plate, layer upon layer. Oak frame.

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the color changes and the play in the surface.

Corrosion

Handwoven, copper, silk and hemp. Black frame.



A dark storm is coming.

Hand-woven, hand-dyed silk, bronze, patinated, copper tube.

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the color changes and the play in the surface.

Horizon

Handwoven, nylon and cotton, oakframe. 

With inspiration from Etna, flower landscape up the mountainside. The green color of the work changes depending on the light and when you move past. It goes from completely bright yellow-green to a darker green tone. it is the play in the nylon threads that creates the play. 

On my instagram account you can see more details and a film that brings out the color changes and the play in the surface.

Linda Spaun Hauglie

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