Dianne Firth, a quilter for almost 50 years, is a landscape architect and academic. She exhibits regularly in juried exhibitions and her works are held in public and private collections around the world.
Dianne Firth, a quilter for almost 50 years, is a landscape architect and academic. She exhibits regularly in juried exhibitions and her works are held in public and private collections around the world.
Lièpvre
Salle Polyvalente, 7A Rte de Rombach le Franc, 68660 Lièpvre
2025
Ephemeral is defined as transient, fleeting, and momentary. In her textile works Dianne tries to capture impressions of air, wind, water, cloud and flight through the use of transparency and shadows. Small elements of solid material, such as felt and cotton, are captured between delicate layers of net which are then machine stitched together. Shadows are cast when light is shone onto the surface.
