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Fabric & Mixed Media Wall Art
Original fabric and mixed media wall art, made by hand to order with textile, paint and applied materials. Free insured shipping Australia-wide and 30-day free returns.
This is the smallest collection on the site and the most physical. Fabric and mixed media work brings materials onto the canvas that paint alone can’t produce — woven and folded textile, applied fibre, layered surfaces built and reworked by hand. Each piece is closer to a made object than a painted image.
Thirteen originals, each made to order rather than printed, shipped free and fully insured Australia-wide with a photo preview before dispatch and 30 days to return.
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Brown Gradient Weave — Taupe Textured Fiber Relief Wall Art
Woven cord lines radiate and cross at several knots over a ground shifting from cream at the top to warm brown at the base, framed in black.
Central Gathering — Ivory Textured Radial Fabric Wall Art
All-white pleated fabric radiates outward from a single central knot, every fold pulling toward that one gathered point at the heart of the canvas, each fold pressed and gathered entirely by hand.
Concrete Concerto — Grey Textured Mixed Media Piano Wall Art
A grand piano built from layered mixed media rises from a grey collaged ground, its surface set with raised metallic silver panels and fragments of printed text.
Knotted Fan — Ivory Textured Radiating Fabric Relief Wall Art
Fine ivory fabric strands fan outward from two knotted anchor points, folding and crossing into a raised, sculptural relief held in a single soft monochrome tone throughout.
Ombre Weave — Blue Grey Textured Fiber Relief Panel Wall Art
Woven cord lines radiate and cross at several knots over a ground shifting from cream at the top to blue-grey at the base, one continuous gradient.
Onyx Radiance — Black Textured Fiber Relief Sculpture Wall Art
All-black woven cord lines radiate and cross at several knots, the monochrome surface catching light only through its raised texture, each fold pressed and gathered entirely by hand.
Quiet Strata — Beige Textured Wabi-Sabi Minimalist Wall Art
Uneven blocks of cream, sand and warm grey sit layered in a loose grid, their edges left raw and unfinished, like torn handmade paper on the wall.
Radial Knot — Charcoal Grey Textured Radiating Fabric Wall Art
Hundreds of grey fabric strands radiate outward from two knotted points, casting sharp linear shadows across a matching grey ground in raised sculptural relief that shifts with the light.
Starfold Weave — Ivory Pleated Fabric Textured Wall Art
Ivory fabric is gathered and pleated into several radiating star-bursts across a taupe ground, each knot throwing its own small shadow across the canvas, each fold pressed and gathered by hand rather than machine-pleated.
Terracotta Drape — Orange Textured Fabric Sculpture Wall Art
A solid terracotta fabric fold ruches across the entire canvas in raised relief, every crease catching a slightly different shade of warm orange shadow, each fold pressed and gathered entirely by hand.
Twisted Fold — White and Grey Textured Pleated Fabric Wall Art
Two fields of tightly pleated fabric, one ivory-white and one dove-grey, twist together into a single knotted fold at the centre of the canvas, catching light along every crease.
White Gathering — Ivory Textured Pleated Fabric Wall Art
All-white pleated fabric radiates in star-bursts from three knots arranged in a triangle, every fold catching a slightly different shadow across the surface, each fold pressed and gathered entirely by hand.
Woven Ember — Terracotta Textured Fabric Relief Wall Art
Terracotta-red fibers are woven and interlaced into a raised, basket-like texture, each strand catching a slightly different shadow across the surface as the light shifts.
Why fabric changes a wall
Textile does something on a wall that paint cannot: it absorbs sound and softens light instead of reflecting it. In rooms with hard surfaces — polished concrete, stone benchtops, large windows, minimal soft furnishing — a fabric piece takes the edge off the acoustics as well as the look. It is a small effect, but it is the reason a textile work often feels right in a room where a conventional canvas felt cold.
Living with mixed media
Because these pieces have applied materials and real depth, they suit walls where they can be seen from an angle and reasonably close — a hallway you pass daily, a landing, the wall beside a reading chair — rather than a distant wall across a large room, where the making disappears. Keep them out of direct, sustained sunlight, which fades textile faster than paint, and out of bathrooms and other humid rooms. Dust with a dry, soft brush only; never damp-wipe fibre. For the same handmade surface in paint alone, see textured wall art.
Made to order, one of one
Each piece is made after you order it and photographed for your approval before it ships. Because these are assembled by hand from physical materials, variation between pieces is inherent to the form rather than a flaw in it.
Frequently asked questions
What is mixed media wall art?
Mixed media art combines more than one material on a single work — for example paint with textile, fibre or other applied materials — so the finished piece has physical depth and varied surface rather than a single painted layer.
How do I care for a fabric artwork?
Dust gently with a dry, soft brush. Do not use water, cleaning sprays or a damp cloth. Keep it out of direct sustained sunlight and away from humid rooms such as bathrooms.
Will fabric fade over time?
Textile fades faster than paint under direct sunlight. Hung out of direct sun, a fabric piece holds its colour well; on a wall that takes hours of afternoon sun each day, expect gradual change.
Are these original works?
Yes — every piece is made by hand to order. We do not sell prints or reproductions.














