WALL ART

Wool in layers of light.
Soft textures, depth, and reflection. Each wall piece shaped by hand.

A wooden box holding three folded fabrics: a white one with gold veining, a cream-colored textured fabric, and a pale yellow satin fabric.

Each artwork is built layer by layer - wool, felt, linen, and sometimes silk - creating depth and shadow within the surface.

Gold thread, subtle paint, or natural fibres catch the light and transform the texture into quiet movement.

These wall pieces balance softness and structure. Each one-of-a-kind, made by hand in Barbara Hogema’s studio

Close-up of a textured white fabric with a dried plant and a braided wool yarn on a beige background.

Close-up of a beige wool coat showing the drawstring and gold eyelets of the hood.

Close-up view of a cracked and peeling white wall with visible gold-colored underlying material.

Mixed media art piece featuring white wool yarn arranged in various braided and twisted patterns, framed by a light wooden border.

Square piece of marble with beige, white, and gold veining, framed in light wood, placed against a white background.

A wooden tray with rows of white wool yarn and small felt squares arranged in a grid pattern

Textile art with wool felt and yarn in a wooden frame.

Cream-colored textiles including a woven fabric, a braided trim, and a delicate, frayed linen with small dried flowers, arranged in a wooden box.

A layered object with a wooden frame containing a white, fluffy material on the left and a brown, textured fabric on the right, partially covered by a beige felt-like sheet.

A wooden box containing two fabric pieces, one on the left with a white and gold marble pattern and one on the right in plain beige woven fabric.

A framed piece of textile art composed of layered fabrics in neutral tones with gold accents.

Abstract mixed media artwork with marble-like texture, stitched fabric and a thin black brushstroke, framed in natural wood.