Laura Põld

Lavoir (1/3), 2022127 x 123cm4900 USD

Details

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tufting on burlapPEANAMexico City

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This textile artwork features a striking abstract composition dominated by dark blue and beige hues. The central motif resembles a stylized rock formation or mountain, with textural elements and contrasting shapes suggesting a rugged, natural landscape. The overall design appears to have been created using intricate weaving techniques, lending the piece a tactile, handcrafted quality. While the subject matter is somewhat ambiguous, the work conveys a sense of minimalist, organic elegance that is characteristic of contemporary fiber art. The artist's intention may have been to explore themes of nature, form, and materiality through the medium of textile design. ...

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Artist

Laura Põld

1984 , Estonian

Laura Põld is an Estonian artist whose practice combines interdisciplinary and traditional craft skills with sculpture-based mediums. Through these lenses, she examines posthuman and more-than-human ways of being, caring, community building, and sheltering. She creates large-scale assemblages, constructions and installations from these sources, which playfully disrupt and subvert the typical understanding of art venues.