Adriana Meunié to Debut 'A Wall of Wilderness' Tapestries at PAD London 2026 with Sarah Myerscough Gallery
Adriana Meunié, a talented artist from Mallorca, will showcase two tapestries titled 'A Wall of Wilderness' at PAD London 2026, taking place from October 13 to 18 at Booth B27 in Berkeley Square, in collaboration with Sarah Myerscough Gallery. These tapestries are crafted from plant fibers indigenous to Mallorca. Since partnering with the gallery in 2024, Meunié has described her creations as reflections of nature and movement. Her artistic journey began in 2014 after she encountered wool, and she has a background in fashion design from Barcelona. Residing in a restored farmhouse with various animals, including a donkey named Cato, she emphasizes the endangered craft traditions of Mallorca, impacted by tourism. Her work has been featured in Wallpaper*.
Key facts
- Adriana Meunié will present two tapestries titled 'A Wall of Wilderness' at PAD London 2026.
- The fair runs from 13 to 18 October 2026 at Berkeley Square.
- The tapestries are made from plant fibres including carritx, esparto, sisal, linen, estopa and antique esparto rope.
- Meunié has worked with Sarah Myerscough Gallery since 2024 and appeared in the group show 'Thread' earlier in 2026.
- She studied fashion design at BAU Centro Universitario de Diseño in Barcelona.
- In 2014, she discovered a raw piece of wool in an old barn, which highlighted the importance of provenance.
- Only three companies in Mallorca still use the traditional Teixit de Llengües weaving technique.
- Meunié lives and works in a renovated farmhouse in southern Mallorca with animals including a donkey named Cato, a goat named Petit and a dog named Tota.
Entities
Artists
- Adriana Meunié
- Ali Morris
Institutions
- Sarah Myerscough Gallery
- BAU Centro Universitario de Diseño
- PAD London
- Wallpaper*
Locations
- Mallorca
- Spain
- Cala Llombards
- Barcelona
- London
- Berkeley Square