Inés Rodriguez employs various textile craft techniques to create her textile art pieces. She researches traditional techniques such as weaving, embroidery, knitting, and lacemaking to create unique, handcrafted pieces. She also combines more innovative materials—fibers, textile paint, pigments, and earth textures—to create collages that define her textile art. Her tapestries and textile artworks encompass artistic styles such as expressionism, abstraction, and collage, always using textiles and fibers as an artistic language.
MORNO COLECTION
– Camino del agua –
These artistic tapestries of wool and linen, inspired by water and its different forms, clouds like dreams, the roundness and softness of textures, and colors that invite calm and resilience. To find a path, to flow like water.
MOSS & FOREST
Pictorial tapestries of varying formats, textures, and sizes, inspired by the natural landscape of the forest and moss as a symbol of resilience. Earthy colors, greens, and textures recreate a natural landscape—stones, trees, and soil—connecting us to nature. The search for landscapes and textures that remind us of the comfort of the forest.
CASAS TEJIDAS
Small-format pictorial textile artwork where color and the themes of home, dwelling, and the house as a refuge and representation of modern life take shape through painting and embroidery. A work of textile expressionism with a strong visual impact where color takes center stage. Small-format textile art depicting rural and urban landscapes.
TEXTILE ART AND EXPERIMENTATION
ARTISTIC RESIDENCIES
These textile art pieces emerged from the various artistic and research residencies undertaken by textile artist Inés Rodriguez during the artistic residency organized by CICA – University of A Coruña to connect art and science through artworks that integrate or reflect artistic processes.
KEHIR
These textile art pieces emerged from the various artistic and research residencies undertaken by textile artist Inés Rodriguez during the artistic residency organized by CICA – University of A Coruña to connect art and science through artworks that integrate or reflect artistic processes.
ARTE WORKS
with social inspiration
These textile art pieces emerged from the various artistic and research residencies undertaken by textile artist Inés Rodriguez during the artistic residency organized by CICA – University of A Coruña to connect art and science through artworks that integrate or reflect artistic processes.
EARTH COLORS
ON TEXTILES
Textile artworks created using fabrics and materials such as clay, graphite, and earth from various locations (including lava and ash) that represent the power of the earth, volcanoes, or the colors of fire. The work “Tajogaite” inspired by the eruption of the volvano on La Palma, selected for the Miami Textile Art Biennial in 2025.