Nest

Ninela Ivanova's "Nest" series is a body of sculptural textile work created primarily from discarded wool and other natural fibers. These intricate and often large-scale pieces evoke the forms and textures of nests found in nature. By utilizing reclaimed materials, Ivanova's work engages with themes of sustainability, waste, and the cyclical nature of life. The tactile qualities of the wool and fibers, combined with the organic shapes, create a sense of warmth, fragility, and connection to the natural world. The "Nest" series can be interpreted as a metaphor for home, shelter, and the delicate ecosystems that support life.

Environmental Art

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