
Liv Aanrud | NeedleXChange
Liv Aanrud is a contemporary textile artist who uses rug tufting as her paint, producing immense visual ‘portals’ into a surreal and magical world.
Liv Aanrud is a contemporary textile artist who uses rug tufting as her paint, producing immense visual ‘portals’ into a surreal and magical world.
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