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Nowshin Prenon is a Textile Artist, specializing in woven textile design, blending traditional techniques
             with modern innovations. Her process investigates both digital explorations and expressive winding
             techniques.  Nowshin  is  interested  in  the  relationship  between  color  and  form,  which  she  uses  to
             create layered textiles. Playing with line and color in different order of thread through wrapping allows
             her to construct intricate artwork. The focus of her work is to share knowledge through craft. Nowshin
             uses her woven work and its process to advocate winding as an art form. To encourage the learning
             and passing of the skills of traditional crafts, she raises awareness through running workshops.

             ‘’As a textile artist, I explore my Bangladeshi cultural heritage through color, architectural forms, food, and
             festivals.  My  work  explores  the  endless  possibilities  of  color,  form,  and  texture  through  the  process  of
             winding.  I  am  fascinated  by  how  different  thread  arrangements  can  transform  simple  materials  into
             complex visual experiences. For me, the winding technique is not just a craft; it is a form of storytelling, one
             that connects us to the past while allowing us to innovate for the future. Through my art, I aim to advocate
             for winding as an expressive medium and share my skills with others to elevate this technique into an art
             form.’’


             Staircase - Hand Dyed Silk Yarn, 15x31.5cm, 2024

















                                                                Mango shower - Hand Dyed Silk Yarn, 44x32cm, 2024







                                                                          Mango shower - Hand Dyed Silk Yarn, 44x32cm, 2024





















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