Ozden Dora Clow
Textile art

Ozden Dora Clow is a Textile Artist whose work explores memory, sound, and suspended time through slow stitching, Oya needle lace and hand-altered cloth. Using painted fabric or Oya scroll forms, she creates fragile archives of breath, rhythm and memory.

 

Her stitched pieces act like windows, ears, or quiet sensors; part of what she calls a Library of Thoughts. Working between traditional craft and contemporary gesture, her practice follows a felt rhythm inspired by music's Tempo Rubato: time stretched, held back to follow feeling. Thread becomes a way of sensing what cannot always be said.

 

Ozden lives and works between  languages, landscapes and inherited textile traditions. ​​