mandy_shindler

04/03/2026

The inspiration behind making these vessel’s came from the mending / boro aesthetic. Hand stitching is a very time consuming slow process that I need to master being still and slowing down.

31/01/2026

New completes series of prints entailing:
8 Colour silkscreen print on archival 285gsm cotton rag paper
17 x 12.5cm
2025
Edition: 50

02/05/2025

Busy squaring this with this incredible laser thanks to for sharing it. Unbelievable game changer 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻thank you

27/11/2024

01/09/2024

First Sunday of the month September- spring day 🥂pop into my studio for a taste of fabulous wine 🍷

01/07/2024

It was a calm day, the streets had a vague sense of order, the rhythm of footsteps on the uneven pavement, home time.

27/06/2024

She didn't look relevant, in fact she was what society could call redundant. How unjust she thought given her expanse of history and memory. The different palimpsests deeply imbedded in her skin.

#3 #100%cotton

18/06/2024

17/06/2024

He wasn't just anybody he was the man who watched the street and made sure that nothing unusual happened, although he looked half asleep he scanned every passerby and newcomer to the block, he missed no details everything was put to memory.

58cm x 55cm

06/06/2024

If you in Stellenbosch, take time to visit to experience the vintage wine and the art in a beautiful atmosphere

14/09/2023

Carrières de Lumières: the french take lights and action to new dimensions music, drama and imagination.
This was the most incredible experience to see the digital, immersive events that are staged in a former bauxite mine outside the village Les Baux de Provence. Carrières de Lumières is the largest fixed multimedia installation in France. The 14-metre high walls are the backdrop that 70 video projectors use to broadcast images. The old bauxite quarry which closed in 1935, was used as a movie stage set in the 1960s.