WEAVING BETWEEN LAND AND SEA

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  • WEAVING BETWEEN LAND AND SEA by Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)
  • WEAVING BETWEEN LAND AND SEA by Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)
  • WEAVING BETWEEN LAND AND SEA by Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)

Weaving Between Land and Sea is a project born from the collaboration between CASA YALI and Deborah Needleman, developed during a six-week residency in the Venetian Lagoon. The exhibition presents the outcomes of this open-ended research as an evolving collection of woven objects, tools, dried plants and found materials. Weaving is explored not only as an ancestral craft, but as a way of observing and relating to the landscape. Through studies, fragments and unfinished works, the project reflects on the interwoven relationships between land and sea, nature and culture, memory and gesture.

Authors: Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)

WEAVING BETWEEN LAND AND SEA
$35.00
Available In Stock
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Weaving Between Land and Sea is a project born from the collaboration between CASA YALI and Deborah Needleman, developed during a six-week residency in the Venetian Lagoon. The exhibition presents the outcomes of this open-ended research as an evolving collection of woven objects, tools, dried plants and found materials. Weaving is explored not only as an ancestral craft, but as a way of observing and relating to the landscape. Through studies, fragments and unfinished works, the project reflects on the interwoven relationships between land and sea, nature and culture, memory and gesture.

Authors: Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)

Description

Weaving Between Land and Sea is a project born from the collaboration between CASA YALI and Deborah Needleman, developed during a six-week residency in the Venetian Lagoon. The exhibition presents the outcomes of this open-ended research as an evolving collection of woven objects, tools, dried plants and found materials. Weaving is explored not only as an ancestral craft, but as a way of observing and relating to the landscape. Through studies, fragments and unfinished works, the project reflects on the interwoven relationships between land and sea, nature and culture, memory and gesture.

Authors: Deborah Needleman, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Marina Marques (curator)

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9791221094565
Publication Date
January 1, 2025
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New