Our collections of woven art.
The textile woven artworks are developed and reproduced in collaboration with artists and designers.
We collaborate with jacquard and gobelin weavers who weave according to the old craft and with a love for textiles.
All works are released in limited editions and come with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity.
With a maximum of 8 colors, the artworks are transformed into textile art.
Through the use of various yarns and bindings, beautiful accents and variations in height are created. Some details are often further emphasized through embroidered parts or by incorporating shiny and lurex yarns into the weave itself.
These collections include various dimensions, which can always be found in the description of the specific artwork. Since the works are solely made up of colored yarns, it's not possible to simply change a size.
Our production largely takes place in the Netherlands.
In our studio, all works are stretched and provided with suitable frames. It's good to know; all textile artworks naturally absorb sound, but should extra damping be necessary, we fill the works with certified acoustic damping material made from recycled jeans.
Specification
| Alles weergeven | |
| Material | Wool |
| Artist | Bas! |
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| Aspect ratio | Square |
| Art Style | Mixed media |
| Width | 3 cm |
| Height | 140 cm |
| Length | 140 cm |
About the Artist
Bas!
Twan and Cole, better known as Bas, are two artists who focus on a wide range of art forms, including photography, painting, and textile design. The duo grew up with a deep love for art and design, and their collaborative works often result from seamless cooperation. They incorporate their own photography, paintings, textures, and elements, experimenting with digital techniques to achieve stunning results. Their art is an exploration of the boundaries between different media and a tribute to the beauty of the everyday. With a penchant for the experimental, Twan and Cole strive to blend traditional art forms with modern technologies, positioning their work in a unique space within the contemporary art world.