after albers
“Inspired by Anni Albers, I began by rooting out various off-cuts of fabric I have hanging about, and scanning them. That done, I did a simple thing and began to duplicate and layer one single scan to try and produce some Albers-inspired images. The detail in the scans meant I was able to work with the actual textures of the fabric, which meant that the surfaces of the images, though digital, remained pleasingly woven and tactile. I introduced some loose repeat patterns; one of the aspects of Albers’ designs I love is the sense of disorder breaking out, of a messing-up of an otherwise more standardised pattern, almost like a glitch.” May 2026
