Exhibition Opening - Natalie Fisher
Description
Living Ornament - Islamic Architecture in Needlepoint marks an exciting new chapter in Natalie Fisher's ongoing dialogue with Islamic decorative arts. It presents a vibrant series of hand-stitched needlepoint panels inspired by the decorative tiles of mosques, medinas and madrassas across Uzbekistan, Morocco, Turkey, Iran and the UAE - as well as the people who inhabit them.
Natalie Fisher is a Sydney-based needlepoint artist whose practice is rooted in a deep fascination with Islamic architecture and decorative tile work.
Her work has been exhibited extensively in Australian and internationally. She is the author of Chok: Uzbek Architecture in Needlepoint (2025) and Ghorzah: Islamic Architecture in Needlepoint (2021.
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