Whitaker Marshall is a singular art practice concerned with how a space looks, and how it feels to be inside.
Geometric forms in felt, each made entirely by hand, by one person.The practiceEvery material decision in a room is also a sonic decision. Most people making beautiful spaces are thinking about only half of it. The work stands in conversation with the Bauhaus, with American Minimalism, and with the textile tradition of Anni Albers and Sheila Hicks.The longer storyThe method behind the work took two years to develop. The name, where it comes from, and why this work exists is told in the first letter.