Jacqueline Stojanović

Jacqueline Stojanović — 'Pirot Notes' Wall Textile, 2017

$6,000

Pirot Notes is a hand woven tapestry created in 2017 while the artist was in residence at the Icelandic Textile Centre in Blönduós, Iceland. Named for her inaugural solo exhibition Pirot Notes in 2018, which comprised a body of work encapsulating a year-long journey made overland from Central Asia to Serbia, the tapestry depicts an abstracted array of both traditional and contemporary motifs and visual impressions made upon the research journey. The work is attentive to the preservation of traditions during contemporary times in drawing direct reference to the artist's own ancestral link to Pirot ćilim weavers and the broader tradition of carpet making in Serbia, where there are currently only six women who continue the practice of traditional carpet making

Jacqueline Kaytar is a Croatian Australian living on Turrbal and Yuggera country. Since beginning her creative journey in textile design, Kaytar has developed her stylistic vocabulary in the creation of objects and space over more than 20 years.

Kaytar’s artistic process is guided by alchemic experimentation and the modification of natural matter. This focus on transformation is borne of her interest in the consciousness of things. Working with materials from nature, such as metal, flax, minerals and beeswax – all selected for their symbolic associations – Kaytar believes that this matter, when imbued with her human touch, becomes animate.

This spark of life is not only present during the process of artistic transformation, but also resonates with viewers interacting with Kaytar’s finished forms. The artist’s hope is that her works in lighting, sculpture, textiles and the built environment take us to realms of sensory pleasure, memory and contemplation, allowing us to regain a sense of awe in all things.

Fables & Folklore  

November 14, 2024 - January 25, 2025

Curated by Simone Haag

Craft is thrilled to invite internationally renowned Australian decorator Simone Haag as the guest curator of Craft’s final main gallery exhibition of 2024. Making her curatorial debut, Haag presents a group exhibition featuring works by more than 30 Australian artists.

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Material: recycled copper with verdigris patina

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