Monica Londoño,
the artist, skillfully works in the old technique of plain Tafetan.
Shapes and forms that emulate the reality of nature. Crossed,
interlaced, entorched, tightened, violent and assembled threads,
inspired not in upholstery of others, but in the twist and turns of
urban tree textures, beings with which she has kept a dialogue and
consideration, and whose tree trunks are prisoners of cement and the
irritating metal fences.
Obtained a Artistic Textile degree at "Centro de Diseño
Taller Cinco" in Bogotá, where she was
taught by the Uruguayan textile artist Kela Cremasky. She
has a conviction of who knows how and when it was
planted in her soul: absolutely everything in the world
is woven.Since then life has become that, in a
woven piece, to the point that she casually says,
alluding to the various raw materials of her work, all
the way from natural fibers to barbed wire, passing by
twigs and parts of old looms " whatever give me the
chance, I weave"