Camilla Diedrich will be featured in a forthcoming book tilted 'Seamless' written by Bradley Quinn and published by
Laurence King London in Winter 2009.

'Swedish designer Camilla Diedrich may look like an anarchist, but she thinks like an architect. One of the first textile designers to start cutting holes in textiles and structuring them in terms of negative space, Diedrich's early works related more to deconstruction architecture than they did to fabric design. 'I've always liked surfaces', she said. 'They are what we see first, what invites us closer and what draws us in'.Diedrich's talent for laser-cutting circular repeats and crescent shapes imbue her works with the transparency, texture and robustness more tiypical of a building facade than a fabric length. Her work transforms flat surfaces into richly-textured 3-D forms that challenge conventional ideas of what a textile should be'

Camilla Diedrich is born in a family of artists.
It started off with various artschools and a Masters of Fine Arts at the University College of Art, Crafts and Design in Stockholm Sweden in 2000.