Crafts CouncilDirectoryJoanne SorokaTangleAboutInspired by lowly red, pink and orange pondweed seen in the Highlands of Scotland, this tapestry grew more abstract, while still keeping to the theme. The colours, density and materials of the tufting come and go. Its title refers to the Scottish name for a type of seaweed and also to the mass of fibres. The colours ‘pop’ with exuberance. Did my Highland ancestors stop to notice the beauty in natural details such as this? I hope so. Joanne SorokaEdinburgh, ScotlandTangle, Joanne Sorokatapestry weaving, tufting, 120 x 187 cm, wool, cotton, metallic, linendetail of Tangle, Joanne Sorokalong tuftsTangleAboutInspired by lowly red, pink and orange pondweed seen in the Highlands of Scotland, this tapestry grew more abstract, while still keeping to the theme. The colours, density and materials of the tufting come and go. Its title refers to the Scottish name for a type of seaweed and also to the mass of fibres. The colours ‘pop’ with exuberance. Did my Highland ancestors stop to notice the beauty in natural details such as this? I hope so. Joanne SorokaEdinburgh, ScotlandTangle, Joanne Sorokatapestry weaving, tufting, 120 x 187 cm, wool, cotton, metallic, linendetail of Tangle, Joanne Sorokalong tuftsMore from Joanne SorokaProjectMiniature tapestriesProjectThe Moon and SixpenceProjectUnmarked LivesProjectFor Irena SendlerProjectPrayer RugProjectSafe PassageProjectTapestry: Changing ConceptsProjectThe Thing With FeathersProjectStill I Rise