Liz Nilsson, originally from Sweden, is an interdisciplinary artist based in Dublin. She approaches her practice with careful methodology, attentively choosing materials and techniques to express her interests; repetition and memory. Her work incorporates print, tactile mark making, drawing and photography, concluding in installations, printed compositions and performances.
OCCUPATION?
Artist, Educator and Curator
WHAT DOES FIBER MEAN TO YOU?
In the relation to textiles techniques, a fiber is for me something unfinished, a raw material that need to be formed or fashioned to something more complete.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE FIBER OR TEXTILE TECHNIQUE?
Print in any shape or form. Even if my work is multi-disciplinary, some kind of print is generally included. I have no favorite material/fiber as the idea and concept inform my choice of materials. It can be anything from cloth found in a jumble sale, to stones found on a beach. I have lately included long threads more and more in my pieces.
WHAT IS YOUR MOST VIVID TEXTILE MEMORY?
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FIND OUT MORE
www.liznilsson.com