Diana Bitar's "Bougainvilliers pour téta" (2022) is a 65 x 60 cm textile artwork crafted from hand-dyed and hand-pleated synthetic silk on wool felt. Featuring gradients of pink and green, the composition evokes the vibrant hues of bougainvillea flowers, blending natural beauty with serene energy. The refined folds and interplay of colors create a harmonious and tactile depth, inviting close observation. The title honors familial and cultural roots, infusing the piece with personal significance. Inspired by traditions of abstraction and organic forms, Bitar’s work reflects contemporary textile innovation, akin to artists like Sheila Hicks. This elegant piece is both a visual and narrative triumph, perfect for curated collections or interior spaces.
