Textile artist · Colombia / Florida
Adriana “Nino” Puche
Fiber, rhythm, and found structure woven into tactile studies of nature and movement.
Explorethe work
Selected works
Material
in motion.
Hand-woven surfaces move beyond the frame—falling, curling, and gathering into sculptural form.
The digital loom
Leave a thread
in the weave.
Draw across the warp. Your gesture becomes an over-under textile mark.
Anatomy of a weave
Pull the
surface apart.
A textile is never still. Every line holds the memory of tension, repetition, and release.
01 Tension
02 Repetition
03 Release
The artist
1967 — PresentBetween the organic
and the constructed.
Adriana “Nino” Puche is a Colombian textile artist born in Barranquilla in 1967. Her practice brings traditional textile processes into conversation with sculptural forms, open frameworks, and the natural world.
She lives and works in Weston, Florida, creating works that reveal the hand, tension, and movement held within every fiber.
Education
1987—1990
Taller Cinco
School of Design
Technical and Artistic
Textile Design