Artist Zouassi Makes Superb Twisting Blankets Inspired By Fractals And Glitches
Earth-toned, melon-twisting throws from Zouassi – tasselled creations that appear to swirl with digital glitches and fractals woven directly into the thread pattern – inspired by the artist’s sizeable Instagram collection of mind-bending recursive shapes.
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