Between Earth and Sky by AWE by Haris Delic

Between Earth and Sky brings together textile, metalwork, ornament, geometry, celestial imagery, and botanical forms within a single elaborate vertical composition. At its foundation lies the visual language of woven craft: a richly patterned textile field establishes a sense of history, touch, and human workmanship. From it emerges an intricate constellation of crescent forms, leaves, branches, flowers, suspended ornaments, architectural fragments, and jewel-like surfaces.
The composition moves continuously between earthly and celestial references. Deep blues evoke the night sky, while gold, turquoise, violet, and warm ochre introduce the radiance of enamel, metal, stone, and embroidery. Organic branches travel through geometric structures, refusing a clear separation between nature and ornament.
Rather than reconstructing one particular tradition, the work imagines an invented decorative universe in which different forms of craftsmanship coexist. Familiar visual memories are transformed into something belonging to no single time or place.
The result is both intimate and monumental: a contemporary ornamental artifact suspended somewhere between inherited craft, imagined architecture, botanical growth, geometry, and the cosmos.