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Exciting new work by Edith Meusnier

Images above: Installations at Forêt d’Halatte, and a detail using stainless steel thread. All constructed by the technique of Sprang.

 

Sprang is a technique that dates back to the Bronze Age and is one that caught the attention of French artist Edith Meusnier who has been using it as the foundation of her eye-catching installations. Most textile art is viewed in a serene gallery and the fact that Edith’s gallery is usually within nature makes it almost magical as it sits within the natural surroundings while also standing out. If you are unfamiliar with Edith’s beautiful work check out her interview here – interview

 

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