Concept
Tapestry on motherhood and pregnancy as a state where time flows differently—slower, deeper, more corporeal. The work translates the experience of waiting into a woven texture—uneven, handmade, breathing. There is no illustration of the event; there is a field where the rhythm, warmth, and tension of growth can be sensed. The tapestry creates a quiet space around the viewer and sustains the experience of pregnancy, remaining afterward as a material memory of that period.
Concept
Pregnancy is a time that isn’t measured by the clock, but felt by the body. The tapestry conveys this through three layers:
- Rhythm—repeating stripes, knots, changes in duck direction. They do not form a grid or numbers, but are felt as a pulsation: breath, heartbeat, the step of weeks.
- Warmth and corporeality—warm neutral and flesh tones, matte wool, uneven texture. The fabric should feel «touchable, ” yet it remains a wall—a boundary between body and space.
- The image of growth—a central motif (line, circle, silhouette) that appears once, not fully, but as a fragment. It does not illustrate pregnancy, but confirms its presence.
Color and Texture:
Warm, neutral, and flesh tones, plus one «anchor» color (terracotta, deep blue, or olive) that grounds the composition. The texture is uneven and handmade: flecks of metallic thread, small reliefs, and a visible «breath» to the canvas.
Selected format
123 × 142 cm
Visualization
Interior Visualization
