What We Remember of Fire by Anika Rowe  Image: This fiber-based work is part tapestry, part sculptural textile. Using wool and silk dyed in gradients of crimson, smoke gray, and deep black, Vey interlaces burned linen fragments gathered from fire sites in Colorado. The woven structure becomes a memorial to loss, while its tactile surfaces suggest resilience and regrowth.
This fiber-based work is part tapestry, part sculptural textile. Using wool and silk dyed in gradients of crimson, smoke gray, and deep black, Vey interlaces burned linen fragments gathered from fire sites in Colorado. The woven structure becomes a memorial to loss, while its tactile surfaces suggest resilience and regrowth.