Anni Albers

Anni Albers (1899–1994) was a pioneering artist and textile designer known for her innovative work in weaving and printmaking. A key figure in the Bauhaus movement, she blended traditional craft techniques with modern art, creating functional yet artistic textiles that challenged the boundaries between art and craft. Her work often explored themes of abstraction and materiality, using color and texture to evoke emotion and experience. Albers also contributed to art education, emphasizing the importance of understanding materials and design principles. Her legacy continues to influence contemporary art and design, highlighting the significance of textiles in visual culture.