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Fiberspace is a gallery showcasing unique pieces and limited editions of fabulous fiber art and design.
Celebrating 33 years of innovative textiles combining traditional aesthetics with the latest technologies, the Japanese corporation NUNO and it's founding director Reiko Sudo have created an exhibition that showcases nearly 400 samples of their extraordinary fabrics.
Read moreFlax light is designed by the Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma, who explores the life of products and raw materials. With her designs, Christien aims to regain understanding of processes that have become so distant in industrialisation.
With the Flax project, Christien collaborated with farmer Gert Jan van Dongen, using his entire harvest of 10,000 kilos of flax fibers from his farm in the Flevopolder in 2010 to develop a series of products from this locally produced flax. Working from the seed to the final product. One of these products is the Flax light, which was made in collaboration with traditional ropemaker Touwslagerij Steenbergen and designed for Thomas Eyck.
Materials : Flax and porslin socket
Measurements : Length 5m
A three-dimensional knitted throw that challenges what knitting and textiles can be. Designed by Ulrika Mårtensson for Brave Production, a small Swedish producer of goods whose approach is to do something new using traditional methods, or using a traditional material or technique for a different function or in a new field.
Measurements : 160x100cm
Materials : 100% wool
Colour : Graphite grey
Fiberspace is excited to be launching an online collection of fabulous art, craft and design during the Stockholm Design Week 2017. The Fiberspace collection focuses on accessories for the home and workplace and features the works of material and process-researchers such as Merel Karhof, Christien Meinderstma, Silo Studio, Brave Production, Deepa Panchamia and Studio Brieditis & Evans.
Read moreIn the beautiful textile historic setting of Almgrens Sidenväveri's attic, our three panelists Ulrika Mårtensson, Akane Moriyama and Malin Zimm presented and discussed their thoughts on textile and architecture. We look forward to more activities around this theme. Watch this space!
Read moreWe took a field trip to Oslo to check out the vibrant textile scene there. It was a great pleasure to meet John K Raustein, Inger Johanne Rasmussen, Kari Steihaug, Eva Schjølberg and Hanne Friis during this intense two day trip and get an inspiring glimse of their practices as artists. We'll definitely be back for more!
Read moreWith her background of textile and architecture, Akane Moriyama works to create unique quality in space at the intersection of the two fields. Her work is often understated but full of poetic thought, and ranges from private commissions to art installations. Cubic Prism is her largest piece to date at 25m in length and was exhibited at the Goldsmith Hall at the University of Texas.
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