Left to densify in bodies of water, Tanoa Sasraku’s unique textiles take you on a beguiling journey into ancient British history
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Their excavated layers suggest a journey into memory and earth that has recently taken on a literal dimension. Her latest terratypes’ deep blues, rusty ochres and granite greys are created with million-year-old pigments foraged from riverbeds and eroded land around Dartmoor, the Jurassic Coast and the Isle of Skye. She credits the process with bringing “some sort of peace or reconciliation” with her formative years.
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