"Save As" is an exhibition of experimental textiles by Kärt Ojavee and Johanna Ulfsak.
A large fabric hanging in the middle of the gallery splits the space in a diagonal line. The asymmetrical arrangement nods to a modernist tactic often employed by the early 20th century textile designers like Annie Albers and Liubov Popova. The establishment of a relationship between textile art and design and industrial mass production, that was the basis for these women's practices, is also the starting point for "Save As". If the birth in the 1920s of ideas about textile design in an industrial age served as one of the axes for the exhibition, then the other one is represented by the choice of materials familiar to a 21st century consumer: PVC, kevlar, glass fibre, optical fibre and carbon fibre. Thus, the exhibition is stretched between these axes in an attempt to think and work through the current realities of textile production.