kintsugi series

INSPIRED BY THE JAPANESE ART OF MENDING

2024 - ONGOING

This series of framed textile artworks explores the beauty of imperfection and healing, drawing inspiration from the traditional Japanese practice of kintsugi, the art of repairing broken pottery.
Each piece embodies the idea that flaws and scars can become a source of strength and unique beauty. Through weaving and negative space, I reflect on resilience, transformation, and acceptance.

A framed wall hanging art piece with a geometric pattern made of white string and cotton swabs, creating an abstract design on a white background
Square wall hanging with geometric pattern made of beige threads, framed with wood.
Hand with a bracelet touching a framed macrame wall hanging on a white wall.
Ana Salazar, standing in front of a framed artwork on a white wall. The artwork features a textured geometric pattern with intersecting lines.
Close-up of a framed woven wall hanging with wooden border on a white textured wall.
Decorative framed textile art featuring abstract leaf patterns on a white wall.
Close-up of a woven textile wall hanging with intricate knotted and braided patterns in white or off-white yarn.
Decorative wall art with a wooden frame and woven, textured design on a white wall, next to beige curtains.
Four square abstract art pieces with brown borders and beige backgrounds, featuring white lines resembling leaf veins.

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