Emma Desirée Comer works at the intersection of weaving and sculpture. Using discarded fishing ropes as her primary medium, she explores tension as both a physical and conceptual force through weaving and knotting. In her woven works, she translates the structural qualities, tension, and tactile character of rope into tapestries, while her sculptural practice reimagines the material through processes of transformation and traditional craft techniques.
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“God is een DJ, en de kerk staat vol kunst”
— Kunstflaneur
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“Silenced language: between not saying anything and having already said everything”
— Gallery Viewer
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“Na de ‘sprekende’ expo RE-ASSEMBLED kiest Tale Art Gallery voor een ‘stille’ tentoonstelling”
— Kunstpoort
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“The studio of... Merel Van de Casteele”
— Gallery Viewer
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“A moving dialogue between art, poetry & music that explores the human soul”
— Denderjournaal
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— Gallery Viewer
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