At times, Annemette Beck leaves her large loom to allow time for working with more unrestricted techniques and experiment with new materials. Setting herself free results in three-dimensional works and installations shaped by wires, synthetic rubber and plant fibres. Without considering a particular space, specific customer or outside wishes, Annemette Beck puts it all on the line and explore new creative shapes. Fantasy, desire, and spontaneous joy are sworn in, although her natural inclination for control and simplifications shines through her artistic expression. Her love for contrast and a fondness for the juxtaposition between clear white and dense black colour is evident in her art. The same goes for a need to reduce and simplify, leaving space and a voice for the pure shape and the materials. Many of Annemette Beck's artwork is found at international exhibitions, such as Collect 2020 in London. Here the textile artist was represented by MadeinBritaly Gallery, showing an exclusive wall hanging made from messing wire. At the same exhibition, Annemette Beck was chosen to exhibit in The VIP Lounge, curated by Rachel Chudley. At the lounge, her exhibition included two Arenga panels and three textile sculptures, "Nests", produced by Arenga plant fibres, linen, horsehair and lacquered copper wire.

Cox London’s VIP room for Collect 2020, at Somerset House, London. Image by Alun Callender