Ethan Cook

American artist and designer Ethan Cook (b. 1983) is recognized for a disciplined, material-driven practice that bridges traditional textile craft and abstract color field painting. Based in New York, Cook works primarily on a four-harness floor loom, hand-weaving pre-dyed cotton canvas panels that he cuts and stitches together, transforming structural cloth into vivid geometric compositions. Cook brought his tactile canvas language into commercial product design through a celebrated collaboration with Danish design house HAY. His collection includes the Ethan Cook Moiré Rugs, crafted from reversible flat-woven wool and cotton that showcase striking geometric color blocks, alongside coordinating flat-woven placemats, napkins, and home accessories. His fine art is exhibited in galleries globally, blurring the line between utilitarian weaving and fine art.