Niloofar Sadeghi
Niloofar Sadeghi trained as a structural engineer before turning to the loom — her wall pieces treat weaving as a stress test, pulling hand-dyed wool against steel thread until the surface buckles on purpose.
A taut rectangle of hand-dyed indigo wool interrupted by lines of raw steel thread pulled tight enough to warp the weave — textile pushed until it behaves like a drawing of tension rather than cloth.
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Hand-dyed wool and steel thread on linen backing
Sourced directly from Niloofar Sadeghi in NL. Each piece carries its object number (Nº A0012) and a note on the hands that made it.