The Woven Story - by Nikkita Morgan (Ireland)
Print-making, acrylic paint, inks on fabric and woven, 2019. 66 cm x 37 cm.
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
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The Woven Story - by Nikkita Morgan (Ireland)
Print-making, acrylic paint, inks on fabric and woven, 2019. 66 cm x 37 cm.
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
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The Woven Story - by Nikkita Morgan (Ireland)
Print-making, acrylic paint, inks on fabric and woven, 2019. 66 cm x 37 cm.
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
Nikkita : "The woven story references the ongoing story of Brexit. I used a range of print-making techniques to print panels of fabric that were ripped into strips and woven together. The printed panels had text and imagery taking from news headlines and articles in relation to Brexit."
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