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Katlin Aarma's Tunnel – A Window Installation at the Craft Council of BC

The Craft Council of BC invites media to experience Tunnel, a striking new window installation by textile artist Katlin Aarma.

Drawing the eye down a long, fabric-lined corridor, Tunnel invites viewers into an immersive world where time slows and reflection takes hold. Created entirely from reclaimed and secondhand materials, the piece explores the interplay of texture, scale, and illusion—marking a bold new direction in Aarma’s fibre-based practice.

Inspired by the Land Art movement, Aarma’s work challenges the line between craft and fine art through the thoughtful reuse of everyday materials. Tunnel is her largest installation to date and a powerful reflection of her ongoing exploration of sustainability, spatial perception, and natural forms.

Come see how discarded textiles are transformed into something unexpected, beautiful, and deeply resonant.

Craft Types

• Fibre
• Furniture
• Leather
• Mixed Media
• Sculpture

Tags

• Architectural piece
• Ceremonial / Religious
• Corporate gift
• Cotton
• Cultural
• Decoration
• Embroidery
• Experimental
• Folk/Heritage
• Home décor
• Inuit and Native
• Kids
• Men
• Scarf
• Souvenir
• Suede
• Sustainable
• Upcycled
• Wall Piece
• Weaving
• Women
• Wool

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