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Mosaic street art. Henley Beach #henleybeach #henleysquare #joeskiosk

I've been eyeing this book for a long time. Very h

I've been eyeing this book for a long time. Very happy to finally lay my hands on a copy. Thanks, @jamfactoryau
Thrilled to be in the same city as the author and collector #truusdaalder. Would love to meet her someday soon.
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My favourite festival. Happy to be back

Wine tour in the barossa, first stop @rusdenwinery

Wine tour in the barossa, first stop @rusdenwinery - wonderful to be back in @southaustralia

Dijanne Devaal’s travelling blankets are perfect

Dijanne Devaal’s travelling blankets are perfect metaphors for her life – a collection of places, people, relationships, and experiences collected on her journey through life.

My article about Dijanne and her travelling blankets was published in Inspirations Magazine in July 2020. It is now available to read online.

Find the link in the bio ☝️

@origidij @inspirationsstudios
#stitching #embroidery #travellingblanket #dijannecevaal

Hannalie Taute, an award winning South African art

Hannalie Taute, an award winning South African artist working predominantly with embroidery on recycled rubber, is known to attend her exhibition openings dressed in fantasy costume that is an extension of the work on show. She doesn’t just make art, she becomes art.

My article about Hanlie's work was first published in Inspirations Magazine in 2020. It is now available online. Link in the bio ☝️

A few examples of the different styles of Sadu - t

A few examples of the different styles of Sadu - traditional Bedouin weaving - that can be seen at Qasr Al Hosn in Abu Dhabi. Qasr al Hosn is the oldest stone building in Abu Dhabi and used to be a fort as well as a home of the Al Nayan family. #qasralhosn #abudhabi #traditionaltextiles #weaving #sadu

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