The Dot Project: Vibrations

And Objects is thrilled to partner with The Dot Project to present Vibrations; a vibrant solo exhibition by artist Clare Dudeney. On display at our London showroom in Newson's Yard, Pimlico Road from 11 September to 18 October.

‘Vibrations’ showcases a new a collection of weavings inspired by silent meditation, where the self is felt through tingling sensations and expressed as vibrating fields of colour. The abstract woven landscapes emerge subconsciously, shaped by accidents and memories, often reflecting nature, such as rippling water and rock formations.

Clare Dudeney’s work explores the subjective experience of ‘being’ through her unique use of colour and shape. Her abstract landscapes trace thoughts, memories, and emotions, evoking the unpredictability of encounters with nature.

Speaking of her works Clare describes the practice as considering “not how we appear on the surface, but what it feels like to exist – living in and through a mind and body. Imagining ‘the self’ as a network of relationships in flux: fragmented, uncertain and complex.”

For Clare, weaving is a meditative process without a set plan, allowing each piece to evolve naturally. She skilfully blends fine yarns to create soft transitions, with unexpected moments shaping the final form, revealing intricate, fragmented patterns.

Visit our showroom Monday through Saturday, 10am to 4:30pm, to explore Vibrations —experience the fusion of art and design at And Objects.

At And Objects, we blend art and craft to showcase beautiful pieces made by skilled artisans. Our Pimlico shop is the heart of this, and that is why we are so pleased to share Clare's work here.

The Dot Project: Vibrations

Clare Dudeney’s work explores the subjective experience of ‘being’ through her unique use of colour and shape. Her abstract landscapes trace thoughts, memories, and emotions, evoking the unpredictability of encounters with nature.

Speaking of her works Clare describes the practice as considering “not how we appear on the surface, but what it feels like to exist – living in and through a mind and body. Imagining ‘the self’ as a network of relationships in flux: fragmented, uncertain and complex.”

For Clare, weaving is a meditative process without a set plan, allowing each piece to evolve naturally. She skilfully blends fine yarns to create soft transitions, with unexpected moments shaping the final form, revealing intricate, fragmented patterns.

Visit our showroom Monday through Saturday, 10am to 4:30pm, to explore Vibrations —experience the fusion of art and design at And Objects.

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