Woven Paintings - Interview with the Artist

The Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco posted this very interesting video interview with artist and engineer, Miguel Arzabe, earlier this year. What is intriguing is his use of the inspiration he notes -- to create woven paintings that are actually two of his own abstract paintings woven together.

Here is that interview:

To see more of Miguel's work, this is the link to his website:

https://www.miguelarzabe.net/

What do you think of his work?

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