Complexity From Simplicity: Color and Technique Variations in Diversified Plain Weave

Diversified Plain Weave is a tied unit weave offering experimentation with color and technique. Its grid-like appearance makes individual units visible, perfect for pick-up and clasped weft. Contrast can be defined or muted, using only 4 shafts.

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Leader:

Laura Viada

Laura Viada employs many different weaving techniques to create visually complex artworks using the simple elements of basic geometric form and the interaction of color. Her work explores the way the human eyes and brain perceive and interpret color, and how they blend colors through a process known as optical mixing. For over 25 years, Laura has been an active member of the Texas weaving community. Laura is a member of Archway Gallery in Houston, Texas, and serves on the gallery's Board of Directors.