Vi Ser Mønstre Overalt / We See Patterns Everywhere
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Vi Ser Mønstre Overalt. Tekstiltryk som håndværk, tradition og kunstart / We See Patterns Everywhere. Textile Print as Craft, Tradition and Art Form explores the rich tradition and contemporary relevance of hand-printed textiles – both as a living craft and as an artistic practice in constant evolution. The bilingual publication accompanies the exhibition Trykkraft / Printing Power at the Designmuseum Denmark and serves as both a scholarly exploration and an aesthetic experience, and contributes to highlighting the continuing significance of textile printing in Denmark. Featured are eight living Danish female textile artists: Anne Fabricius Møller, Bitten Hegelund, Else Kallesøe, Janne Wendt, Josefina Enevold, Lisbet Friis, Trine Tronhjem and Liv Marie Rømer.
The book was designed by Spine Studio using the typefaces Monopol by Nguyen Gobber for titles and Maligne by Maxitype for running text.
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