1/1 DIGITAL HTML SCRIPT 
+ 
1/1 PHYSICAL TAPESTRY 
2 PANELS, 54" x 42" x 2" EACH  

ON AUCTION VIA SUPERRARE 
JUNE 26, 2025
TIME TBD

NOW ON VIEW: TIGERBOB STORE
51 35TH STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11232 
THURSDAY - SUNDAY 1PM-5PM

OPENING JUNE 26, 2025 6-8PM

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Undulation is Gossamer's newest exploration within the realm of Tigerbob. The project consists of a digital HTML script and a matching cashmere tapestry knitted on a hacked vintage knitting machine.

Uniting Gossamer’s affinity for hand-powered, meticulous & repetitive mark-making, Undulation explores the relationship between different grid inputs used to create images on screens and in fabric.

The aesthetic of the work is derived from Gossamer’s unique visual language, translated in pixel form. The 24 repeating jacquard tiles expand the Elysian Garden, visualizing a dense maze of flowers, foliage & living things that seem to move with the pulse of the natural world.

"I’m trying to create this feeling of a rustling of grass, the undulation you see from leaves gently vibrating in the wind… a presence and mindfulness of being in the moment, of witnessing something very natural and quiet.

"I consider myself bound by process & material. The process, the mindful repetition and hand manipulation of the material or tool; and the tactile feel of the material or tool in my hands; this is the core aspect of why I create work - I create a mindful, stimulating practice for myself. I enjoy it, and I find it fulfilling and healing.

"I think the marriage between the physical and digital comes down to the scaffolding that creates the aesthetic that you see in front of you. And these grids are the basis on the work produced."

Gossamer Rozen

Additional Information

The primary sale of this work includes the HTML script and physical tapestry.

The tapestry is ready to hang can be displayed any way that you like. The panels are separate, interchangeable, and can be displayed separate or together with Tigerbob and the Dragon facing each other or facing away from each other.

Stay tuned for a longer form blog post about the work and additional video interviews with the artist detailing the project.