Untitled XIX

Description

Untitled XIX stands out as a striking work from Branka Radonic’s collection of fiber artworks, showcasing her refined sense of texture and form.

The collection explores the symbolism of transformation through intuitively built surfaces and textures that radiate vibrant, accumulated energy.

• Artist: Branka Radonic (Cro.) / inst: @brankaradonic
• Signature: signed
• Original Title: Untitled XIX
• Date: 2025.
• Theme: Abstraction
• Genre: Contemporary Fiber Art
• Media: Mixed media, hemp twine, paint
• Dimensions: 116 x 97 x 6 cm / 45.6 H x 38 W x 2.3 in D
• Packaging: Ships in a Box
• Original One-of-a-kind Artwork
• Authenticity: Certificate is Included
• Ready to Hang: Yes
• Frame: Not Framed
• Styles: Contemporary, Abstraction
• Delivery Cost: Shipping costs are not included. Prices shown exclude VAT; applicable shipping fees and VAT will be added at checkout.
• Ships From: Directly from our atelier in Zagreb, Croatia. (EU)
• Delivery Time: Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
• Customs: This artwork includes a registered certificate of ownership filed with the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, ensuring smooth customs clearance and preventing shipping delays.

This piece will be shipped flat in a sturdy, well-protected cardboard box, fully compliant with international art shipping standards to ensure its safe arrival.

This artwork is an original one-of-a-kind fiber art piece made by the artist Branka Radonic and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.

I explore the boundaries between textile, drawing, and sculpture, using twine and paint as my primary materials. By interweaving threads I shape forms that radiate spatial dynamism, layering, and tactile presence.

I am fascinated by the transformation of industrial materials into abstract compositions, and I use colour to further emphasize the textural vitality of my floating structures. My practice engages with both contemporary approaches and historical context. Twine, as line and knot, evokes the Andean khipu, ancient textile systems used for recording and structuring knowledge. Through this, textile becomes more than material: it conveys information while shaping space, continuing a tradition of artistic recording through material.

My work represents years of research and the development of my authentic techniques, offering fresh perspectives on contemporary fiber art.