Jwan Yosef, Builder (02), 2026 (Art carpet by Henzel Studio)
Chromogenic print on velour
Tapestry / Carpet
Edition of 20 + 1 AP
Numbered
Signed by the artist (CoA)
Indoor or outdoor use
The Intimacies capsule translates Jwan Yosef’s paintings into dye-injected chromogenic prints on velour, relocating painterly gesture to a tactile textile surface. Stretch, scrape, and touch — actions central to Yosef’s studio practice — define the work’s material logic.
Yosef’s work explores dualism and in-between states: authentic and synthetic, exposure and concealment, intimacy and distance. By shifting fine-art language into textile form, the series questions how medium shapes meaning and how the body meets the image. Each rug functions as a physically encountered painting, holding the viewer within the tension of presence, desire, and material.
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Jwan Yosef, Builder (02), 2026 (Art carpet by Henzel Studio)
Chromogenic print on velour
Tapestry / Carpet
Edition of 20 + 1 AP
Numbered
Signed by the artist (CoA)
Indoor or outdoor use
The Intimacies capsule translates Jwan Yosef’s paintings into dye-injected chromogenic prints on velour, relocating painterly gesture to a tactile textile surface. Stretch, scrape, and touch — actions central to Yosef’s studio practice — define the work’s material logic.
Yosef’s work explores dualism and in-between states: authentic and synthetic, exposure and concealment, intimacy and distance. By shifting fine-art language into textile form, the series questions how medium shapes meaning and how the body meets the image. Each rug functions as a physically encountered painting, holding the viewer within the tension of presence, desire, and material.
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Chromogenic print on velour
Tapestry / Carpet
Edition of 20 + 1 AP
Numbered
Signed by the artist (CoA)
Indoor or outdoor use
The Intimacies capsule translates Jwan Yosef’s paintings into dye-injected chromogenic prints on velour, relocating painterly gesture to a tactile textile surface. Stretch, scrape, and touch — actions central to Yosef’s studio practice — define the work’s material logic.
Yosef’s work explores dualism and in-between states: authentic and synthetic, exposure and concealment, intimacy and distance. By shifting fine-art language into textile form, the series questions how medium shapes meaning and how the body meets the image. Each rug functions as a physically encountered painting, holding the viewer within the tension of presence, desire, and material.
