Two artists, one sculptural vision
Since 2005, Karen Davis and Pepa Martin have worked collaboratively
International contemporary sculptural textile artists, united by a shared fascination with colour, form, and material transformation. Working at the intersection of sculpture, textile, and architecture, they create landscape-inspired artworks that explore topography, geological formations, tidal movement, and natural systems.
Through flowing contours, shifting colour fields, and sculptural relief, their works transform cloth into spatial objects that move beyond the traditional language of textile — simultaneously sculptural, architectural, and tactile.
Their artworks have been exhibited internationally and commissioned for private collections, architectural projects, hospitality environments, and public spaces.
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Topography
Contour, elevation, and relief translated into cloth — works that map the surface of the earth in three dimensions.
02
Colour
Indigo fields, ochre strata, shadowed valleys — shifting colour fields built across and through the sculptural form.
03
Form
Sculptural relief that moves into the room — works that cast their own shadows and change with every viewpoint.
04
Scale
From intimate collector pieces to large-scale architectural installations — conceived in response to space, light, and context.
