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RobinBH
Robin Bray-Hurren
Robin Bray-Hurren Logo for 30/30 ArtQuest
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A square of loosely woven fabric with lots of the threads pulled out, making an irregularly gridded weave with lots of holes. The fabric has been pulled taut to warp and twist the weave. The piece is backlit white to throw it into sillhouette.

1st February 2026 at 8:25 pm

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Trial squares

A pale purple and blue checked fabric backlit on a bright light box. 6 squares are cut out of the fabric, arranged irregularly

2nd February 2026 at 10:13 pm

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Tiny scraps

A patched piece of 15 tiny squares of fabric. Each is a section from a purple checked shirt, so the pieces form an irregular wobbly grid. The patch would be a square but the top right scrap is missing. Strands of thread stick out of the patch.

3rd February 2026 at 10:58 pm

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Would you say this was fixed?

Close up photo of a square hole cut into the pocket of a cotton purple and white checked office shirt. Thin pink thread is woven across the hole making a very loose mesh. The fabric is backlit making the hole glow bright.

4th February 2026 at 10:36 pm

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Flagging left – cyanotype pansies with embroidery

The bum of a pair of jeans with a blue cloth tucked in the left back pocket, hanging out so its visible. A floral design in white on a rich blue background is faintly visible, one pansy head sewn over with thin fluorescent pink thread.

5th February 2026 at 11:06 pm

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A tiny little scrap

A 6 inch square of white linen with short frayed edges all round. Very pale blue dye has washed over most of the fabric, leaving just the top and right edges uncoloured. A tiny pink triangular scrap of fabric is stitched at the bottom centre. Deep pink straight stitches are worked around this scrap, creating concentric triangles, spreading out from the scrap, the stitches shrinking as they get further out, eventually becoming tiny dots.

6th February 2026 at 8:09 pm

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Pigeon in progress

A sheet of paper with several small pencil sketches of a pigeon, viewed from different angles. Standing on the paper is a length of copper wire with a rough bird’s foot shape at each end.

7th February 2026 at 10:29 pm

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Page 37 – chain stitch – feathered

An open book with a piece of stitched blue fabric covering the bottom half of page 37. The top half of the page has a stitch diagram and text describing how to work the feathered chain stitch. On the fabric are small stitches in graduated rainbow colours, zigzagging up the left side. A loose strand coils next to the sewing.

8th February 2026 at 10:42 pm

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Loud enough?

A fluorescent pink patch sewn onto a khaki background (my rucksack) hand printed with blocky text reading “Biology is not destiny.”

9th February 2026 at 9:14 pm

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Eyes closed attempt at cross stitch

A square of blue coarsely woven fabric. Rainbow thread is stitched in a neat zigzag along the left. Along the bottom is a slanted run of overlapping, uneven and choppy stitches.

10th February 2026 at 9:58 pm

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The structure of the patch

A roughly square textile piece backlit using a flat white light. The textile is mostly constructed from strips of formal office shirts in small blue or pink grids, pink and blue stripes, with some solid blue scraps. The backlighting shows dark strips where the scraps are layered and seamed together.

12th February 2026 at 4:18 pm

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Patchwork block in tracing paper

Backlit tracing paper strips are layered and partially overlapped to create a pattern in shadow and light. A central square is brightest, radiating outwards are triangles and squares in increasing degrees of density.

13th February 2026 at 5:25 pm

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Wearing an itchy wool tie

A rectangle of tracing paper with many straight creases criss-crossing it. A few thicker folds run diagonally across the sheet in several parallel lines, forming an angled grid

14th February 2026 at 10:21 pm

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Folded and unfolded

A sheet of tracing paper backlit with an even white light. Thin dark lines criss-cross the paper where it’s been folded and flattened. At some junctions there are tiny bright spots where the paper has torn.

15th February 2026 at 10:33 pm

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Altered focus

A piece of patchwork fabric made from irregularly sized scraps of cotton office shirts, in shades of pink and blue. A layer of frosted paper with crisp creases is stitched on top of the patchwork, partially blurring some of the fabric.

17th February 2026 at 10:39 pm

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Making progress

Close up on the back of a cotton office shirt, which has a pale purple and blue on white checked pattern. Lots of squares have been neatly cut out following the squares of the check, creating a fragile grid.

18th February 2026 at 9:35 pm

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Trying parchment craft

A sheet of tracing paper with four small areas of raised embossing in different patterns. A cluster of evenly spaced dots, a simple brickwork pattern, a group of 5p sized balls, short lines that alternate directions creating a baskweave design.

19th February 2026 at 10:53 pm

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Back on this business

Close up on a rectangle of fabric that has a regular grid of square holes cut in it, neatly hemmed. It creates a pale purple trellis effect, allowing the orange wall behind to show through

20th February 2026 at 10:41 pm

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An attempt was made

A caterpillar made from needle felt on a buff card background. The caterpillar is chunky, bright green with blue and yellow chevrons running along its length.

21st February 2026 at 10:53 pm

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