The project -visual-illusion-confusion- is a collaboration between the artists Ida Pettersson Preutz and Matilda Dominique. In conversations and questions between Ida and Matilda, between threads and fabric pieces, contrasts and patterns, processes are intertwined and form a unit. The common denominator and point of departure is the shadow weave, which they explore together and each in their own way to create new rooms with optical illusions.

In the project, they are examining the potential of shadow fabrics to go from small-scale designs in the home to monumental and architectural. With their work they want to shape the traditional weaving pattern in different scales, techniques and materials in relation to room and body. The visual expression together with the structure and structure of the pattern become important building blocks.

The braided, knotted or sewn objects on the nets in Elisabeth's art pieces are geometrically constructed, often changing as the light shifts, in reflex bands and fiber optics. One sculptural piece made of spun linen, the motif is an interpretation of South African women's hairstyles and complicated braiding systems. Like many of her "network compositions", it has a three-dimensional effect. Elisabeth lets the stringent form language speak. She is an artist who loves black and white and gives waste material new features and aesthetic appeal. It is important to see the possibilities and the beauty of the little thing!

Can one garment save the world?
Easy Piece was born out of fashion frustration, when Runa Juhanisdotter decided to make a pattern of Easy Piece open source and invite people to a creative, experimental collaboration, investigating how fashion could be transformed. Easy Piece is beyond fashion and trends. Inclusive, honest and friendly. Based on one simple pattern that can be tweaked and hacked to boost everybody’s personal preferences, without disrespecting lives and resources on the planet. Processes that unite, not divide, and create meaning and common prosperity.