Focus on Aimee Betts
Aimee Betts creates textile-led furniture and interior objects that translate historical knotting and embroidery techniques into contemporary forms.
Working across cabinetry, mirrors, lighting, and soft furnishings, her practice explores how traditional textile processes can move beyond the flat surface and inhabit sculptural, architectural objects. Leather cords are woven, looped, and knotted around ceramic, timber, and tubular structures, creating tactile compositions that balance precision with softness.
What interests us in Aimee’s work is the way ornament becomes structural. Techniques historically associated with domestic craft are transformed into bold contemporary surfaces, where material, colour, and rhythm work together to shape the object itself. Through careful repetition and an intuitive understanding of texture, each piece becomes a quiet conversation between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary design.
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What interests us is the tension between control and unpredictability within the work. Each piece resists standardisation, instead celebrating individuality, tactility, and the visible traces of transformation. The objects become records of process, where material behaviour and craftsmanship remain inseparable.
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