Woven paintings made through spinning, dying, and weaving with synthetic and natural dyes, cotton, silk, and other mixed materials.

When you think of paintings, images of traditional works created with liquid paints come to mind, but for Victoria Manganiello, her medium of choice is a variety of textiles. The resulting abstract imagery is made through her process of spinning, dying, and weaving with things like synthetic and natural dyes, cotton, silk, and a mix of other materials.
Each work is made on a floor loom where she builds each element led by her artistic intuition. Besides exploring paintings in a new medium, she breaks them out to become three-dimensional installations that manipulate the spaces they hang in.

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