| About the Artist Talk Explore Flóra Carlile-Kovacs' process for creating Feltscapes, her solo show at the QFA Museum. For millennia, felting has been used to make clothing, shelter, and household items; the method of combining wool fiber, soap, and water with vigorous kneading has remained largely unchanged over centuries. Carlile-Kovács reimagines the ancient technique into exquisitely colorful and textural contemporary fiber art, honoring tradition through innovation. After the talk, join us for an Artist Reception at the QFA Museum with free admission and refreshments from 2pm-close.
About the Artist Flóra Carlile-Kovács (Seattle, WA) works at the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary textile design. Her art is constant experimentation and innovation, stretching the boundaries of felting, an ancient textile technique. In addition to her artistic practice, she is committed to education and knowledge sharing. She regularly holds local and international masterclasses, provides content for international felt magazines, and annually leads felting tours to her home country of Hungary.
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