Gazelli Art House presents 'Interweave' group show on textiles
The Gazelli Art House in London has launched 'Interweave', a collective exhibition that explores textiles as a conceptual lens instead of just a medium. This showcase includes artists engaged in batik, tapestry, Jacquard weaving, carpet inlay, embroidery, digital image creation, and AI. The pieces, which encompass tapestry, painting, and sculpture, share themes of layering and exchange. The exhibition contrasts traditional craft methods with computational approaches, merging ancient wisdom with new technologies and handmade techniques with machine-assisted production. The title alludes to the essential structure of weaving, where threads cross. 'Interweave' is on display at the gallery's Mayfair venue.
Key facts
- Gazelli Art House presents 'Interweave' group exhibition
- Exhibition explores textiles as a way of thinking
- Artists use batik, tapestry, Jacquard weaving, carpet inlay, embroidery, digital image-making, and AI
- Works include tapestry, painting, and sculpture
- Themes of layering and exchange unite the works
- Traditional craft techniques sit alongside computational systems
- Ancient knowledge intersects with emerging technologies
- Title refers to weaving's structure of crossing threads
Entities
Institutions
- Gazelli Art House
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom