
2016
The studio of Limor – suspended textile sculptures, three-dimensional thread work and woven forms. Contemporary art in the language of thread.
"I work the way a life is lived – thread by thread. Each piece holds the weight of the hand that made it, suspended somewhere between pattern, cloth and sculpture."
Woven works, sculptural textiles and commissioned compositions, made by hand in the studio.










Limor builds her work at the meeting point of craft and contemporary art – translating the disciplines of a lifetime into fibre, pattern and form.
Her practice moves fluidly between disciplines: three-dimensional garment patterns, work of the hands and the soil, classical weaving on the loom, and the dyeing of wool threads by hand. Out of these she has developed a singular, cross-dimensional visual language – at once architectural and intimate.
Working from her studio, Limor creates pieces for private collectors and interior architects across the world, each one a quiet negotiation between the hand, the loom and the wall.

Every work begins with colour. Wool and linen are hand-dyed in small batches, so no two threads, and no two pieces, are ever quite alike.

On the loom, warp and weft become surface. Layer by layer, the flat plane is coaxed into something dimensional, tactile and alive.

Finally the textile leaves the wall. Wire, structure and thread are sculpted into freestanding works that hold their own architecture.
Limor works closely with collectors and interior architects to create singular textile works – scaled, coloured and composed for a specific wall, room or building. Every commission begins with a conversation.
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