When in 2010 Jose Romussi decided to become an artist he was living in New York, years after lots of travels with his mother, following her while she was painting and teaching Art around Chile̷…
Chilean artist Jose Romussi adds embroidery to paper photographs to extracts a third dimension, and thus a nascent personality, out of an otherwise flat image. By doing so, Romussi opens space for alternative interpretations and methods of viewing a staged image. The artist refers to his work as an "intervention," and in many ways, his intentions are similar to other contemporary artists who use yarn as a method of interrupting the norm. Like "Yarn Bombing," which is often performed as a softer act of graffiti in public places, Romussi's compositions attempt to re-define notions of beauty while simultaneously drawing attention to social issues, such as the re-appropriation of African patterns and other non-Western traditions in high fashion.
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Embroidered Photographs and Collaborative Collages A common critique of photographys is the flatness of the image. Chilean artist Jose Romussi, however, disagrees. Using careful collaging and diligent embroidery, the Berlin-based artist has been exploring the relationship between the visual and tangible since 2010 usin
Chilean artist Jose Romussi creates intricate collages using embroidery. In his latest series ‘#Anti-Serie‘, the images feature fashion portraits that look like they’ve been scribbled over with markers at first glance. In reality, the words and drawings were woven in with multi-colored thread, which is Romussi’s prefered medium “to merge different time spaces”. In a […]
When in 2010 Jose Romussi decided to become an artist he was living in New York, years after lots of travels with his mother, following her while she was painting and teaching Art around Chile̷…
Jose Romussi est né au Chili (1979) où il a suivi une formation de paysagiste. Après avoir vécu aux à New York, il habite désormais à Berlin. C’est un artiste touche-à-tout. J’ai remarqué son trava…
Chilean artist Jose Romussi adds embroidery to paper photographs to extracts a third dimension, and thus a nascent personality, out of an otherwise flat image. By doing so, Romussi opens space for alternative interpretations and methods of viewing a staged image. The artist refers to his work as an "intervention," and in many ways, his intentions are similar to other contemporary artists who use yarn as a method of interrupting the norm. Like "Yarn Bombing," which is often performed as a softer act of graffiti in public places, Romussi's compositions attempt to re-define notions of beauty while simultaneously drawing attention to social issues, such as the re-appropriation of African patterns and other non-Western traditions in high fashion.
Seriously!? There are so many great embroidery artists out there! These works are by Chilean artist Jose Romussi, who now lives and works in Berlin. Romussi’s creations have a very playful …
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Jose Romussi, nació en 1979 y es originario de Chile. Su interés por el arte comenzó mientras crecía y viajaba con su madre viéndola pintar y enseñar arte por
Embroidered Photographs and Collaborative Collages A common critique of photographys is the flatness of the image. Chilean artist Jose Romussi, however, disagrees. Using careful collaging and diligent embroidery, the Berlin-based artist has been exploring the relationship between the visual and tangible since 2010 usin
Questa immagine ha fatto il giro della Rete. Fa parte di una serie di nuovi lavori del giovane artista cileno Jose Romussi. Queste altre...
L’artiste chilien Jose Romussi, basé à Berlin, réalise de très beaux collages à partir de photos en noir et blanc qui viennent de magazines de mode a
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Jose Romussi, nació en 1979 y es originario de Chile. Su interés por el arte comenzó mientras crecía y viajaba con su madre viéndola pintar y enseñar arte por
I’m so inspired by these vintage photos of elegant radiant dancers with an added layer of fiber texture. jose romussi really captures the movement of the images. If only I had the patience t…
Seriously!? There are so many great embroidery artists out there! These works are by Chilean artist Jose Romussi, who now lives and works in Berlin. Romussi’s creations have a very playful …
I’m so inspired by these vintage photos of elegant radiant dancers with an added layer of fiber texture. jose romussi really captures the movement of the images. If only I had the patience t…
A curated exhibition at the Robert Mann Gallery in New York this summer explores the approaches of 11 artists who take a needle and thread to photographs.
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Love this series of embroidered vintage dance photos by Jose Ignacio Romussi Murphy. The colourful thread patterns add a playful and whimsical feel to these classic ballerinas. It’d be amazin…
Jose Romussi, nació en 1979 y es originario de Chile. Su interés por el arte comenzó mientras crecía y viajaba con su madre viéndola pintar y enseñar arte por
Some time ago we had the honor of introducing you to Jose Romussi at iGNANT. Today we would like to show you his most recent work. This time the Berlin based artist elaborates pictures from old fashion magazines with colorful forms of embroidery. The embroidery in this project is more playful and less linear. The […]
Meet Jose Romussi, the experimental Chilean artist who's weaving his way into our hearts
Embroidered Photographs and Collaborative Collages A common critique of photographys is the flatness of the image. Chilean artist Jose Romussi, however, disagrees. Using careful collaging and diligent embroidery, the Berlin-based artist has been exploring the relationship between the visual and tangible since 2010 usin
Just to keep you on your toes, I’ve decided to post a pas de deux today. Both Jose Romussi and Stacy Page embellish classic photographs with carefully crafted needlework. The dancers may be…
I love the way who the Chilean artist Jose Romussi creates beautiful collages simply sewing on photos. His works are really poetical and delicate to me, love them!
embroidery on photo photo:Rocio Aguirre
Art & Fashion together here in embroidery works of three amazing artists, Jose Romussi, (above & below), Maurizio Anzeri (further below) and Ausra Osipaviciute (bottom.) They each work with photography (and embroidery), to create a stunning mixed media pieces that blur the lines between art, fashion and style! Have a look.... Chilean artist Jose Romussi (above), takes vintage black & white photograph of ballerina and saw over some colorful thread adding a playful touch to their frozen posture. If you like this kind of mixed media, you should also check the more complex work of Maurizio Anzeri, below. I love these works, a little creepy and a lot contemporary (to me) and 200% something I want on my walls. Ausra Osipaviciute, below... Above, shot by Lithuanian photographer Ausra Osipaviciute and embroidered by Gintare Pasakarnyte. Some photos found on www.Trendland.com.
Chilean artist Jose Romussi studied landscape design but became famous with silk prints and collages over the past years. Romussi takes vintage black & white photographs and saw over some colorful thread adding a playful touch to the frozen postures of the models. He is especially attracted by dancers and ballerinas that seem very sensual […]
Time to share some of my favorite creations by artists who prefer needle & thread over pencils & paint (or use both instead). Enjoy!
Questa immagine ha fatto il giro della Rete. Fa parte di una serie di nuovi lavori del giovane artista cileno Jose Romussi. Queste altre...
Chilean artist Jose Romussi adds embroidery to paper photographs to extracts a third dimension, and thus a nascent personality, out of an otherwise flat image. By doing so, Romussi opens space for alternative interpretations and methods of viewing a staged image. The artist refers to his work as an "intervention," and in many ways, his intentions are similar to other contemporary artists who use yarn as a method of interrupting the norm. Like "Yarn Bombing," which is often performed as a softer act of graffiti in public places, Romussi's compositions attempt to re-define notions of beauty while simultaneously drawing attention to social issues, such as the re-appropriation of African patterns and other non-Western traditions in high fashion.
A lazy, dreamy sundaymood inspired me to browse the blog for pretty scenes in starry nights. Here’s what I found. I Hope they brings you happy dreams tonight! Catrin Welz-Stein Jose Romussi Alexey Terenin Amanda blake Brian Kershisnik Becca Stadtlander Catherine Nolin Lieke van der Vorst Graham Brown Helena Pérez Garcia Eugenia Loli Hollie Chastain […]
