The knitted installation captures the essence of the sun in a minimalist and elegant way. The installation combines the texture of the fabric with the translucent properties of epoxy resin. The dynamic piece consists of a series of knitted structures suspended from the ceiling. Each structure is carefully crafted in shades of white, representing a sunbeam. The knitted structures are hung at different heights with thin, transparent wires, creating the illusion of weightless floating while also evoking a sense of depth and enchanting visual experience that portrays the dynamic energy of the sun. The installation celebrates the power of the sun and evokes feelings of joy and vitality, as well as the sun’s ability to inspire creativity and imagination.
Photo: Maša Pirc / BIEN
Kaja Čufer first presented her works at the BIEN 2020 exhibition. In creating her artworks, she intertwines traditional and contemporary techniques. She embraces modern design principles, using everything from digital software to 3D printing. This approach enables her to create multi-layered pieces that challenge the viewer to engage with art in new and unexpected ways.
Support: University of Ljubljana Fund for the arts
