Christoph Hefti, Maniera Gallery
The textile designer and artist Christoph Hefti – based between Zurich, Paris, Stockholm and Brussels – just made some limited editions of rugs such as World Mask. World Mask takes part of traditional masks from Tibet, Africa, Mexico and Guatemala. Each mask symbolizes an aspect of life and all the masks together become a single face. These rugs were made by different materials and techniques to characterize the diversity of each culture. Only 8 pieces for this limited edition.
Photo credits: Maniera
Buyers can find out at Maniera Gallery in Brussels.
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