Aiveen Daly X Belmond British Pullman …. London Craft Week 2023
Contemporary British textile artist, Aiveen Daly will launch a new Spring Summer collection (4 new designs and colours) by taking over a carriage on The Belmond British Pullman for London Craft Week. The Belmond British ‘Craft Train’ will house other British craft luminaries as part of an immersive and interactive ‘Craft Train’ journey from London to Kent that will last four hours in total over lunchtime on Thursday 11 May. Guests will be able to move through the carriages and speak to the makers who will be offering demonstrations and displays in an intimate and informal setting.
High res images of the new collection here: https://we.tl/t-Rk8uCF1nlJ
Aiveen Daly will also be exhibiting her work at Taylor Howes Open House in Knightsbridge from Tuesday 9 – Friday 12 May. Guests can expect to see a series of the artist’s ocean inspired sculptural pieces informed by meditative craft techniques.
On Thursday 9th May from 9am Aiveen Daly will be holding a Crafting Workshop breakfast at Taylor Howes Knightsbridge for up to 12 people who wish to learn more about her art with a focus on leather sculpting and embroidery techniques.
To book one of the above please visit: www.aiveendaly.com /
www.londoncraftweek.com
Aiveen Daly was named as one of the top 50 most influential people in British Luxury (2023) by the industry body Walpole. Apioneer in the design sector, Aiveen has built a reputation amongst architects and interior designers over the past 17 years as the ‘go to’ textile artist for the finest luxury textile art, fabric manipulation, and sculptural leatherwork, all crafted in London.
Aiveen Daly’s studio is the UKs leading textile artistry house and the only one of its kind in the world. Known for its complex fabric manipulation techniques beloved by the world’s finest interior designers and architects.
All artworks are available to commission. The Aiveen Daly studio is open by appointment.
About Aiveen Daly:
Having founded her studio in 2006, Aiveen Daly is now one of London’s leading specialist textile artists. Aiveen works with flawless precision and individual specialist techniques with a wide range of textiles – including silk, wool, and leather. Her soft, meditative style lends an almost ethereal quality to her art. Her delicate artworks are both beautifully intricate and highly tactile, featuring exquisite embroidery and beadwork, and sculptural leatherwork.
Aiveen discovered her love for textiles as a teenager growing up in Cork, Ireland when she was given a sewing machine for her 14th birthday. Over the years Aiveen has lived all over the world including in St Petersburg and Sydney, gleaning inspiration from her travels. On moving to London, Aiveen embraced sewing and textiles at London College of Fashion and drawing and painting classes at Central St Martins. It was however a professional upholstery course that introduced her to textile manipulation. She had found her true metier, and this was the perfect foundation on which to build on her passion for textile artistry
From concept to completion, Aiveen works collaboratively with the world’s most distinguished designers and architects to create the custom statement artworks that clients covet. She has partnered with designers on several award-winning projects including Katharine Pooley, SHH and Winch Design. Her extensive expertise, coupled with the skill of her multi-disciplinary team enables her to work with designers to precisely choose the right aesthetic and techniques for each individual commission.
From London to Shanghai to New York, her works grace many of the world’s most prestigious residences and commercial properties (including the Corinthia London and The Langham Hong Kong) as well as on board superyachts and private jets.