The artist Henrike Panke, who lives on Lake Constance, successfully experiments with different materials, colors and shapes in her works. The prints can be seen in various galleries and exhibitions. Her works thrive on the reduction combined with graphic elements.
Each carpet is cut and assembled by hand from leftover fabric. The individual elements must be perfectly matched in order to be fused in the following step with a special felting technique in Italy. Depending on the design, the works receive the finishing touches by hand in the Chiemgau studio. Yarn, spray, stitch and needle turn the carpets into beautiful and unique tapestries or art objects.
