Hardcover art book with mustard cover and black abstract woven-line illustration
Open art book with grayscale abstract artwork on the left and dense text on the right
Open art book showing left black spiral print and right geometric diamond pattern
Open art book with blue-and-white zebra-striped artwork on both left and right pages
Open art book featuring two black-and-cream spiral swirl abstract prints
Open art book with framed blue abstract artwork on the left and blank page on the right
Hardcover art book with mustard cover and black abstract woven-line illustration
Open art book with grayscale abstract artwork on the left and dense text on the right
Open art book showing left black spiral print and right geometric diamond pattern
Open art book with blue-and-white zebra-striped artwork on both left and right pages
Open art book featuring two black-and-cream spiral swirl abstract prints
Open art book with framed blue abstract artwork on the left and blank page on the right
Hardcover art book with mustard cover and black abstract woven-line illustration
Open art book with grayscale abstract artwork on the left and dense text on the right
Open art book showing left black spiral print and right geometric diamond pattern
Open art book with blue-and-white zebra-striped artwork on both left and right pages
Open art book featuring two black-and-cream spiral swirl abstract prints
Open art book with framed blue abstract artwork on the left and blank page on the right

Belkis Balpinar. Through woven times

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Through Woven Times is a kaleidoscopic glimpse into the subjects, themes, and formal concerns that Belkis Balpinar (1941) examined over her prolific work. With large-scale woven pieces, hanging sculptures, and wall pieces spanning four decades, Balpinar’s textile experiments are a resolute but continuously evolving process medley of material and shape in service of unexpected narrative. In this monograph, the semi-abstract visual language predominates. She amalgamated her knowledge of traditional flat weaves with imaginative interpretations of centuries-old techniques. Her work can be seen as a humanistic projection field that emphasizes what we all have in common, such as our passions and dreams, regardless of where in the world we live.
EAN/Barcode: 9788857253800

Author: Necmi Sönmez

Year of publication: 2025

Number of pages: 128

Language:

  • Inglese

Size: 25x31