
Join us for the 2026 Hancock Fellowship In-Conversation with International Artist in Residence Desire Moheb-Zandi.
Pushing the possibilities of sculptural weaving, Desire Moheb-Zandi reimagines traditional weaving techniques through a contemporary sculptural practice. The conversation will explore the conceptual foundations of Moheb-Zandi's practice, her material research, and her expansive international career.
Desire Moheb-Zandi is a widely exhibited textile artist whose practice centres on weaving as both a physical process and conceptual framework, merging traditional techniques with a contemporary, sculptural approach.
The International Residency is generously supported by the Tapestry Foundation of Australia through the Hancock Fellowship, and our accommodation partners David and Patricia Wallage.