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#fabric
#murals
#public art
#spray paint
#street art
#trompe l’oeil
“Veils of Knowledge” at Grenoble Street Art Festival in France. Photo by Andrea Berlese. All images © Rosie Woods, shared with permission
As if lifted by a breeze, oversized ribbons and bunches of fabric float across the trompe l’oeil murals by London-based artist Rosie Woods. The gleaming, prismatic textiles sway and subtly twist into folds and ripples in the spray-painted works. Through the flowing movements, Woods explores the fluid, ever-changing nature of the human experience by synthesizing abstraction and realism. She explains:
I often wonder what my soul would look like if it manifested itself as an object I could see and touch on this earth. My artwork today looks to express the depth, growth, and complexity of the mind as well as its ability to encompass both light and dark spaces emotionally. I’d like to think you can “feel” my artwork with your eyes.
Woods translates her massive, lustrous textiles to smaller canvases, which she sells in her shop. Although she’s sold-out at the moment, you can watch for upcoming releases on Instagram, where she shares a variety of process shots and news on where she’s headed next.
“Veils of Knowledge” at Grenoble Street Art Festival in France. Photo by Andrea Berlese
“Veils of Knowledge” at Grenoble Street Art Festival in France. Photo by Andrea Berlese
“Veils of Knowledge” at Grenoble Street Art Festival in France. Photo by Andrea Berlese
Woods working at Grenoble Street Art Festival in France. Photo by Andrea Berlese
Photo by Daniel Vaughan
Photo by Daniel Vaughan
#fabric
#murals
#public art
#spray paint
#street art
#trompe l’oeil
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