A Giant Wool Form by Nicola Turner Heaves and Skitters Through an 18th-Century Chapel

"Turner's solo exhibition, Time's Scythe, comprises forms made of recycled wool and horsehair, which she hand-stitches inside of mesh to create the bulging, knotted forms."

""This is Turner's first large-scale installation to use pale wool and creates a different energy to her dark sculptures, moving away from their more melancholic character," the gallery says."

Time's Scythe is a solo exhibition by Nicola Turner at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, showcasing her large-scale textile installations. The works are made from recycled wool and horsehair, hand-stitched inside mesh to form bulging, knotted shapes. This exhibition marks a shift in Turner's work, utilizing pale wool instead of darker materials, resulting in a different energy compared to her previous melancholic sculptures. The exhibition runs until September 27, alongside LR Vandy's exhibition, Rise, and highlights the evolving nature of contemporary textile art.

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