Copenhagen artist Marie Holst revives forgotten histories through digital jacquard weaving
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Ayla Angelos
Crusty in the right places. Worth the chew.
Summary
Marie Holst, a Copenhagen-based artist, uses digital jacquard weaving to revitalize classical textile traditions. Inspired by the florals and motifs of traditional tablecloths and rugs, she sees tapestry weaving as a form of storytelling. By combining ancient techniques with modern digital technology, Holst aims to bring forgotten histories to life through her textile art, bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and the digital age.
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I'm interested in how working with digital jacquard weaving can revitalise the medium and be used to tell the stories history forgot.
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