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Who We Are

Fiercely Curious is an online art & design collective based in Brooklyn.

We believe in connecting directly with the artists and designers.

erin@fiercelycurious.com

Description

Colorful Jacquard Woven Cotton throw featuring algorithmic designs that reveal the subtle structures of our digital world.

Designed using custom code written in Processing.

100% Cotton

Made in the USA

Easy Care: Machine Washable, Dry Low, Iron Low

Designed by Phillip David Stearns of Glitch Textiles in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

More Art by Glitch Textiles

Current Work

HOMAGE #4

IAN TRASK
31 x 8 Inches

HOMAGE #5

IAN TRASK
31 x 8 Inches

HOMAGE #6

IAN TRASK
31 x 8 Inches

ECHO 3

SUSAN WEINTHALER
36 x 36 Inches

Private Commissions

BECOME

SUSAN WEINTHALER
Magnetic bits with steel canvas

CHALCOPYRITE II

NATALE ADGNOT
39.5" W x 39.5" H x 1" D

LABRADORITE II

NATALE ADGNOT
39.5" W x 39.5" H x 1" D

CUPRITE (RGB)

NATALE ADGNOT
20" W x 20" H x 1" D

THENARDITE (RGB)

NATALE ADGNOT
20" W x 20" H x 1" D

VICINITY

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

TRUST

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

SPRINT

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

NOVEL

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

MERGE

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

LAUNCH

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

FIRE

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

EXPLORE

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

EPIPHANY

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

BASK

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

AIR

SUSAN WEINTHALER
custom

Mixed Media

LOPARITE (KINTSUGI)

NATALE ADGNOT
39.5" W x 39.5" H x 1" D

XENOTIME (BYOBU)

NATALE ADGNOT
39.5" W x 39.5" H x 1" D

MONAZITE (AIZOME)

NATALE ADGNOT
39.5" W x 39.5" H x 1" D

HARMONIOUS

IAN TRASK
21 x 3 Inches

Ian Trask

About Ian Trask

Ian’s visual art has been displayed in the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Recession Art, the Wassaic Project, Bertrand Delacroix Gallery, Bushwick Open Studios and DUMBO Arts Festival to name a few. In 2007 he took a temporary job as a hospital groundskeeper; a job which helped define his approach to artwork and the creative process. He sees the artistic potential of waste, making us consider the mark that we inevitably leave behind. He currently works at the Invisible Dog Studios in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

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