Random Weave Using Bangalow Palm Inflorescence

In this video Catriona Pollard shows you how to make a random weave basket/sculpture using Bangalow Palm inflorescences.

To learn how to weave go to my online basketry school Schoolofbasketryart.com

About Catriona Pollard
Catriona uses foraged and discarded plant material with traditional basketry and assemblage techniques to reimagine nature.

Her work highlights the link between raw foraged organic materials, like vines and seed pods, with earthy materials like base metals including copper, and natural elements like charcoal, clay and ash. Most contains nothing but the organic material – no glue or synthetic dyes, and most don’t even use anything to bind it together, such as thread or wire.

She uses nature as a way to connect with people that goes beyond physical beauty but touches them in a personal and profound way. Transforming discarded organic material into sculptures forces people to view the natural world around them in a different way. It transforms the inherent beauty of nature into moments that encourage reflection and connection.

Catriona has had numerous solo exhibitions and exhibited extensively in selected and group exhibitions. She has been shortlisted as many art awards including Emerging Artist of the Year Craft NSW, finalist Ravenswood Women’s Art Prize, Northern Beaches Art Prize, North Sydney Art Prize, Warringah Art Prize, and Mosman Art Gallery.

Her work is profiled across major art and design media and is featured nationally in galleries, high end design spaces and private collections. www.theartofweaving.com.au

Website: TheArtOfWeaving.com.au
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Видео Random Weave Using Bangalow Palm Inflorescence канала The Art of Weaving with Catriona Pollard