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This wall panel by Ptolemy Mann was handwoven from ikat-dyed viscose on a dobby loom. Precise dyeing before weaving allowed for feathered transitions, referencing Bauhaus colour theory and Rothko's colour-fields. Challenging conventional art hierarchies by equating weaving to abstract painting, the work focuses on the atmospheric presence of colour, embedding it as an unfolding process.
Courtesy of Taste Contemporary
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CATEGORY
Wall panel
YEAR
2025
DIMENSIONS
300W x 20H x 7D cm

Colour is fundamental to Ptolemy’s weaving and dyeing practice













