Inspired by Auguste Salzmann’s early photographs of ancient sites in Jerusalem, Helig suggests the effect of shadows cast on a wall with the contrasting textures of mouliné yarn and alpaca merino wool.
In Perception of Light, Sylvie Johnson reflects on her lifelong fascination with light and shadow—not just as visual phenomena, but as forces that shape perception, emotion, and self-understanding. Each piece in the series is both personal and contemplative, capturing how light transforms a textile across time: from morning to night, season to season, moment to moment. Created in close collaboration with Merida Studio, the limited-edition works trace Johnson’s evolving relationship with color and ma—a meditation on the quiet intervals between what is seen and what is felt.
