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Greta Husebø

 I am so happy I agreed to join the group "Texnet 2", having been invited by Juliette Eckel.

We are an international group of textile artists from Europe, Australia and America.
For more than 2 years we have been communicating on Facebook and getting to know each other better through our work.
I am excited to be exhibiting our fabulous project at EPM France, @ European Patchwork &Textile Tour Alasace France in September . Our project is based on a 12 months calendar where we chose dates and our own theme. My works are all, in one way or another, based on the words of Jon Fosse.
The two first pictures represent my work for Texnet2, the next two are from a series of work from 2021 (still working), a challenge in my Norwegian Zoom-group with the label "A touch of blue".
Mine are mainly inspired by nature. You find these on my Instagram @gretahusebo.







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