''Rhythmic Colours' is a cheerful composition of bands of colour, created from simple materials found at home, like sewing threads and paper.

The different colours of the wound-up threads subtly reflect off each other; every colour affecting its neighbour. This physical approach to creating a digital artwork adds natural nuances, depth and texture to colours.

About the artist
Tiffany Loy is a Singaporean textile weaver, first trained in industrial design at National University of Singapore, then textile-weaving at Kawashima Textile School, Loy is currently on a DesignSingapore Scholarship to pursue an MA in Textiles at the Royal College of Art, specialising in woven textiles.

Since the founding of her eponymous studio in 2014, Loy’s experimental works have been exhibited around the world, at venues such as Singapore Art Museum, Kyoto Municipal Art Museum, and La Triennale di Milano.

Loy’s background in product and textile design has led to her unique approach in cross-breeding design methodologies; challenging existing modes of design and production. Often referring to traditional techniques and exploring ways to re-frame them in a the contemporary context, Loy’s work builds on heritage in experimental ways.