Presented in the Fiber Art section of the XV Florence Biennale (October 18–26, 2025), Zones d’ambiguïté – Colour and Altered Perception through Paper and Textile is a work developed from chromatic studies on Japanese paper.
The piece is made with Tollegno 1900 yarns in extra-fine merinos wool, cashmere, and silk processed in Italy, through weaving on a cotton canvas base.
The project investigates the translation of chromatic language from a two-dimensional medium to a textile material, through the dialogue between design, color composition, and artisanal processes.
The work is part of a research project focused on Color Vision Deficiency (CVD), aimed at assessing the legibility and perceptual coherence of chromatic combinations under altered visual conditions.
Participation in the Florence Biennale of Art and Design, 15th Edition, 2025
