Tekstiili16 Exhibition
Tekstiili16 - The Sketchbook by Reeta Ek, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16_Fictional Functions by Aamu Salo, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - HawaiiKawaii by Hanna-Kaisa Korolainen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Pyhävaatteita by Elina Laitinen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Performative Compositions by Oldouz Moslemian & Martin Genet, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti 2016
Tekstiili16 - Forces by Teija Vartiainen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Sound in sheers by Petra Haikonen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Drop City Revisited by Miisa Lehto, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Muaree by Anna Sorri & Simo Serpola, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Floating & Clipping by Tiina Paavilainen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
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Tekstiili16 - Pyhävaatteita by Elina Laitinen, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - THE SHIRT THAT I WORE CONTAINED MEMORIES by Laivi, Photo credit Eeva Suorlahti, 2016
Tekstiili16 - Ettore by Milla Lintilä, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti 2016
Tekstiili16 - Putki Series by Kajsa Hytönen, Wesley Walters & Salla Luhtasela, photo credit: Eeva Suorlahti 2016
Tekstiili16 - Performative Compositions by Oldouz Moslemian & Martin Genet, photo credit Eeva Suorlahti 2016
AERIAL VISION | PatternCurator
Reeta Ek is one of those fine artists who studied design — in her case, textile design, because of her innate love for patterns — for practicality’s sake, as a way to ensure she’d actually be able to get a job upon graduation. Yet when it came time for her to start her thesis, she gave herself one last taste of freedom, opting to throw out all of textile design’s typical rules and restraints, such as repeats and roll sizes, and just create whatever pleased her.
Ewen, young Thames 2013, KURT JACKSON from The Redfern Gallery
Elokuu / Reeta Ek | LOKALHELSINKI
Snow.Joan Eardley.c.1958