Who are we?
We are two women brought together by the invisible threads of intention, beauty, and care.
Odette Blum, a textile artist, curator, and storyteller, once shaped spaces as an interior designer, collaborating with luxury brands. Today, her path is one of honoring memory through fabric, touch, and the natural wisdom of what the handmade gifts us.
Sharon Drijanski, founder of Loona, is a curator and writer devoted to creating spaces where art, imagination, and creativity become pathways toward a more responsible and meaningful relationship with the Earth. Through Loona, she has brought artists, designers, writers, thinkers, and artisan communities from around the world into dialogue, cultivating collaborations rooted in care, creativity, and connection. Before founding Loona, she spent years in the fashion world as the founder of The Feathered, recognized as one of Latin America’s leading destinations for independent designers from across the globe.
We each stepped away from our previous fields in search of something deeper, and returned to the essence of creation, to authenticity, to purpose. Our work is guided by the belief that art can be a compass for change, that beauty is a form of care, and that healing is part of the transformation we wish to see in the world. Everything begins with love.
That’s why we’ve woven Patterns of Love, a living project where textiles, poetry, and ancestral wisdom come together to celebrate what connects us all.
The Project
Patterns of Love was born from the need to create a visual and tactile language that expresses love in its many forms: as memory, resistance in a world of noise, healing, and connection. Curated by Odette Blum and Sharon Drijanski, it brings together 15 textile artists from around the world in a collective exploration where art becomes a bridge between times, cultures, and sensibilities.
Each piece in the exhibition is a woven, embroidered, or printed testimony that enters into dialogue with a love poem written specifically for the project. Through textiles, words are transformed into texture, color, and symbol, giving life to an art book that documents this unique encounter between poetry and craftsmanship. This book, an essential part of Patterns of Love, brings together the artists’ works alongside the words that inspired them, creating a record of love that transcends objects to become an act of care and presence.
This exhibition invites us to experience love as a living pattern, a new language that reminds us that in every stitch and every thread, there is a story that binds us together.
