DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.
DUODU
DUODU knitwear designs is a two-woman studio, run by Rita Nylander and Anne Grut Sørum. Their products are being sculptural in style and made to embrace and celebrate the human form. The book is not only about the artists but also about how we can see knitting in a larger perspective related to both identity and art.
Author: Eva Furseth.