Two framed works, both cut into geometric sections. The first sits in a black frame: black triangles divide mirrored, speckled textures in grey and brown, each shape reflecting the one beside it.
The second is framed in white: dark green triangles, a grey diamond, brown and white paper and speckled cork, fitted edge to edge.
Kristina Krogh is a Danish designer and artist based in Copenhagen who layers wood, cork and paper into these collages.
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