A curation by Natalie Slater, Art Agent at Snap Collective - ‘Weaved Theories’ gathers artists exploring the language of weaving as both structure and idea. Some work through physical intervention — reclaimed materials looped, tied, and threaded into rhythmic grids. Others translate the weave into paint, watercolor, or collage, creating optical lattices that blur the line between textile and surface. The result is a study in repetition, variation, and tension — where every crossing of line and color becomes an act of reconstruction. It’s not about decoration or craft revival, but about systems: how patterns hold, how they break, and how structure becomes story.