# Exhibitions

Interactive exhibition Spatial Fabric

Creaviva im Zentrum Paul Klee, Kindermuseum Creaviva, Monument im Fruchtland 3, 3006 Bern
Inspired by the artist Anni Albers, at Creaviva we create fabrics in space and design large collaborative works.
Experience the harmony of patterns and try out the art of weaving - Experience the harmony of patterns and discover the art of weaving!

Interactive response to the exhibition Anni Albers. Constructing Textiles.

What are warp and weft threads? And how are warp and weft connected? How can threads be woven into patterns? Inspired by the artist Anni Albers, we create textiles in space at Creaviva and design large collaborative works. Spatial fabric. Of Threads and Patterns responds directly to the content of the exhibition at the Zentrum Paul Klee and translates central aspects of the artist's work: the focus is on materiality, rhythm, structure, repetition and the connection between body and space.

The interactive exhibition itself becomes a workshop. Looms and various devices are available with which the art of weaving can be explored independently and experimentally. Oversized weaving frames invite visitors to work freely. Lines become surfaces and surfaces define spaces. Visitors make creative decisions about colors, materials and patterns even before the first weft thread is threaded. The process is physical and collaborative, as weaving requires movement, coordination and often cooperation, in the spirit of Anni Albers, who understood textiles as a social and at the same time structurally permeated medium.

With Raumgewebe. Of Threads and Patterns, the Creaviva invites all visitors to try out an experience-oriented perspective on arts and crafts, to engage in an effective and collaborative experiment and to interactively explore the art of Anni Albers.

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