Maria Appleton
Exhibition View from the solo show Gaze To See, Gauze To Perceive at Foco Gallery, 2021
Glimpse on a box II, 2021
Cotton and silk dyed and printed, welded metal
100x60x20 cm
Glimpse on a box II, 2021
Cotton and silk dyed and printed, welded metal
100x60x20 cm
Postcard Contrast Soil Techno, 2021
Cotton and silk dyed screen printed and sewn, metal
231x221x10 cm
Poem flag in Galleria Nazionale, 2021
Cotton and silk dyed screen printed and sewn, metal
207x217x10 cm
Poem flag in Galleria Nazionale, 2021
Cotton and silk dyed screen printed and sewn, metal
207x217x10 cm
Exhibition View from the solo show Gaze To See, Gauze To Perceive at Foco Gallery, 2021
Exhibition View from the solo show Gaze To See, Gauze To Perceive at Foco Gallery, 2021
Glimpse on a box III, 2021
Silk and cotton an polyester dyed and printed, welded metal
130x70x23 cm
Glimpse on a box III, 2021
Silk and cotton an polyester dyed and printed, welded metal
130x70x23 cm
Working site, 2021
Silk dyed and screen printed, wool, silk and cotton threads dyed and woven, welded metal
209×102 cm
Nuovo Mondo grocery store, 2021
Cotton screen printed, wool, and cotton threads dyed, woven and discharged, welded metal
194×106 cm
Tower with no inside, 2021
Silk and cotton sewn and screen printed, wool and cotton threads dyed and woven, welded metal
188×97 cm
Distances tied by the same person Dyed, 2021
Gauze, video mapping
Variable Dimensions
Distances tied by the same person Dyed, 2021
Gauze, video mapping
Variable Dimensions
Distances tied by the same person Dyed, 2021
Gauze, video mapping
Variable Dimensions
Non je n’ai rien oublié, 2021
Cotton dyed and printed, metal
169×90 cm
Not a city that was, 2020 Site-specific installation in Stattbad, Pforzheim
Printed silk and cotton, pipe structure and rettungsdecke
Variable dimensions
Woven space, 2020 Site-specific installation at Promontório, Lisbon
Printed silk and cotton, metal
Variable dimensions
Maria Appleton (b.1997) is a Portuguese artist. She studied both in Lisbon and London and is currently based in Lisbon.
Mainly using textiles as medium to create and evoque space, Maria works in the site-specific sphere to create installations made of textile panels that enhance space and surround the human body. She uses techniques like weaving and print making for the study of color and the relationships within.
Largely concerned about different perspectives towards and object and how ultimately fabrics are window/filters that help us being the world.