100 Hours / Sunday Trifling

100 Hours / Sunday TriflingJo Evans, AKA 100 Hours, creates quiet abstracts with natural materials with her fabric collection as her paint box. She makes soft, paintless paintings using beautiful textiles and papers such as linen, silk and hemp, manipulating but also relinquishing control to the warp and weft. At first glance the work is minimal, almost flat but on closer inspection oozing texture and tone. She is drawn to methods of creation rooted in traditional techniques

unceded and occupied territories of the Musqueam

Franziska's artistic practice has lead her to develop a client list boasting the likes of The New York Times

inviting the eye to linger

and design inviting viewers to consider their own appreciation of surrounding colors and design aesthetics

other times Anna works intuitively

In the quiet of these moments

Adrienna Matzeg works at the intersection of photography

as she adopts a mixed media approach through the use of watercolour

In other words

the kind of experience that feels both humbling and expansive

Sara creates pieces that balance depth and lightness

Hayley is drawn to ephemera