Monumental Macramé Installations Across a Seaside Structure in Bali Stretch Over 37 Feet

Monumental Macramé Installations Across a Seaside Structure in Bali Stretch Over 37 Feet

An artist named Agnes Hansella has adorned an open-air structure with vibrant scenes evolving through ropes

hanging down from the ceiling. She has worked a trio of macramé installations in only 12 days in Bali.

The Jakarta-based artist has managed to showcase three artworks- “Mountain”, “Ocean”, and “Sunset”.

Each of the knotted works sprawls more than 37 feet wide.

Nature has inspired the creative souls looking for revival and rejuvenation of its bits and corners.

Different mediums and materials go a long way in facilitating their art spree.

Not just that, they help them in working out the best facets in the domain. Going that way,

an artist named Agnes Hansella has provided a refreshing look and form to a structure,

matching with the stunning charm of the surroundings.

The Jakarta-based artist loves to weave mesmerizing narrative with the beauty and versatility of fibers.

Not just that, she keeps her spree in line with the features of the landscape thriving around.

Her creativity then takes an upper hand in arraying them in scintillating way. Her works around the

country and different parts of the world shed light on that part. Her recent endeavor in Bali has taken the narrative to another level.