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Projects

Larger bodies of work, told through images and text: where they began and where they have taken place.

A room in Elysium with a large collection of Amandah L’Narte’s colourful artworks hung closely together on a white wall and arranged along the floor.
Painting · 1 November–15 December 2025

Elysium

Participatory and immersive theatre production

Elysium was a participatory and immersive theatre production that drew the audience into a world where visitors themselves became part of what unfolded.

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Around twenty people wearing patterned garments, gathered in and around a structure of loose wooden slats in a pine forest.
Surface pattern design · 2025

Now is the time of monsters

Patterns, garments and creative direction for Studio L’Narte

Studio L’Narte’s first collection of garments and textiles featuring patterns by Amandah L’Narte, developed through pre-orders and co-creation in 2025.

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Elastica Symbiotica installed at Konstväxlingar, Odenplan, with suspended fibre sculptures and tufted rugs.
Textile art · 2022/2023

Elastica Symbiotica

In Search for The Garden of Fiber Delights

A colourful world emerges through different textile techniques and materials: a garden of fibre delights in which to rest and find nourishment.

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A visualisation presents Homage to O’Keeffe on draped fabric, with layered blue organic forms against a sand-coloured ground.
Surface pattern design · 2018

Prints for Weekday

Patterns for Weekday’s womenswear collection

Prints for Weekday presents Homage to O’Keeffe, a pattern created by Amandah L’Narte for Weekday in 2018. The pattern was developed in several colourways, two of which are shown here.

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A kimono jacket and trousers in red, purple and lime green beneath a black-and-white patterned coat, on the catwalk at Stockholm Fashion Week 2017.
Surface pattern design · 2017

AMA AWE

Patterns on the catwalk at Stockholm Fashion Week

AMA AWE was shown at Stockholm Fashion Week in 2017. The collection featured patterns and textiles designed by Amandah L’Narte in a series of expressive garments.

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The long Melting World kimono from the front, with the pastel Passive Sleep pattern as a placement print framed by black-and-white geometric borders and dripping forms.
Surface pattern design · 2017

The Passive Sleep collection

Patterns and kimonos for AMA AWE

The long kimonos Melting World and Replaceable Souls and the short kimono Blob were created for AMA AWE with patterns from Amandah L’Narte’s 2017 collection The Passive Sleep.

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Disciplines

Illustration, surface pattern design, textile art and painting are four windows into the same world.

Green flowering figure with eye-shaped leaves and an orange blossom containing a blue face.
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Illustration

Some images arrive before words. They find their way through the hand and onto paper before they can be explained.

Figure wearing an orange headpiece and patterned garments, framed by two large black hands with eyes.
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Surface pattern design

A world in repeat: textures, gazes and florals returning, surface after surface.

Elastica Symbiotica installed in a glass exhibition space at Odenplan, with suspended fibre sculptures and tufted works across the floor.
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Textile art

What the materials reveal. Through knitting, tufting and crochet, the world emerges one thread at a time.

Gallery wall filled with colourful paintings and drawings by Amandah L’Narte in the immersive theatre production Elysium.
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Painting

Pigment on canvas and paper. The world at full scale, with figures that look back.