Martha Tuttle's Geometric Abstraction at Luce Gallery, Turin
Luce Gallery in Turin is hosting a solo exhibition by American artist Martha Tuttle (born 1989, Santa Fe). The show presents her multi-layered abstract works that merge earth and sky through geometric compositions and precarious balances. Tuttle hand-spins wool and dyes fabrics in colors inspired by Nevada's twilight sky, combining them with linen, marble, and glass stones on wooden frames. The resulting textiles evoke a suspended temporality and chromatic elegance. The exhibition runs at Luce Gallery in Turin, Italy.
Key facts
- Martha Tuttle was born in 1989 in Santa Fe.
- The exhibition is a solo show at Luce Gallery in Turin.
- Tuttle uses hand-spun wool, linen, marble, and glass stones.
- The fabrics are dyed by the artist in colors of the Nevada twilight sky.
- Works are mounted on wooden frames.
- The compositions are geometric and feature precarious balances.
- The show explores the dialogue between earth and sky.
- The aesthetic is described as essential and chromatically elegant.
Entities
Artists
- Martha Tuttle
Institutions
- Luce Gallery
Locations
- Turin
- Italy
- Santa Fe