Invisible Tapestry Vol. 3 Piet Mondrian and illustrated with dozens of

and illustrated with dozens of original images

they eventually settle into the scenery

A little later there was the paranoia about a zombie epidemic in the States

Britta Waldhof

Elisabeth Kley

Invisible Tapestry Vol. 3 Piet Mondrian and illustrated with dozens ofRisograph printed, Machine sewn bound Invisible Tapestry weaves together in depth conversations with artists exploring lived experience in ways that arent always fully visible or voiced. The third issue features interviews with Tomoko Hojo, Ain Bailey and Soyoung Hyun. Moving through themes of listening, memory, connection and grief, the interviews reflect on how these themes take shape in each artists practice and how we relate to ourselves and