Alexandra Kehayoglou is a visual artist who re-defines carpet weaving by developing large format sculptures in textile media.
Printemps Haussmann / Paris, 2011 Emilie Faif is a Paris-based visual designer who mixes the worlds of fashion, art and textiles to create…
I never dug dissecting critters in biology class at school. I understood its relevance but always thought there must be some better way of discovering how a frog, or a rat, or a mouse worked—hadn’t millions of these little fuckers been sliced and diced by more knowledgeable people before me? I wasn’t being wimpy, I just knew too many weirdos who, inspired by their gory handwork in class, bragged about clipping the fins off fish from the local pond for the jollies. Artist Sabine Feliciano may have had similar thoughts about dissection class. She makes textile...
Artist Mariko Kusumoto (previously) continues to amaze us with her ability to turn textiles into delicate orbs that can be worn as necklaces, brooches, and rings. While the artworks are often inspired by patterns or shapes found in nature, the pieces are left intentionally ambiguous as a way to engage the imagination. She shares inContinue reading "Wearable Textile Sculptures by Artist Mariko Kusumoto"
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One of India’s most gifted artists, Mrinalini Mukherjee tracked new and unchartered territory with her painstakingly intricate and monumentally scaled woven sculptures, that could each take her up to a year to complete. Working with dyed natural fibres including jute and rope, she created anthropomorphic structures resembling biomorphic forms, each one invested with its own...
Nigerian-born textile artist Samuel Nnorom summons the Black experience by weaving ornate stories of consumption and environmentalism.
Textile wall sculptures by Vita Bohëme Studio-
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Bryony Rose Jennings, a UK-based artist, has captivated the art world with her enchanting textile sculptures, affectionately known as "Pretty Scruffy". These
the gentle texture and translucency of mariko kusumoto's medium transforms familiar floral and coral imagery into dream-like sculptures.
Welcome to the retro-domestic bliss that is Trevor Smith’s imaginative exhibition of sculptural, crocheted artworks, now showing at Michael Reid Sydney.
Artist Lauren Pruen shapes delicate flowers and leafy plants from wire and fabric that she preserves under glass cloches.
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Jenny of Pet Chicken Ranch is a Queen of Chickens. She is AMAZING . Every new creature is a true piece of art with 100% personality.
Japanese artist and designer Mariko Kusumoto (previously) shapes gossamer coral and sea creatures from soft fibers like polyester, nylon, and cotton. Embedded with tiny ripples or airy pockets, the standalone sculptures and wearables are translucent renditions of lifeforms, and their delicate compositions correspond with the fragility of the subject matter. The Boston-based artist tends toContinue reading "Clusters of Diaphanous Textile Sculptures by Mariko Kusumoto Evoke the Ocean Floor"
Chilean textile artist Serena Garcia Dalla Venezia creates thoughtfully composed arrangements of hand-sewn fabric balls, producing texture and depth by grouping together dozens of differently sized and shaped spheres. Appearing almost like organic growths, her works seem to be transforming before your eyes, which makes sense when you consider her fascination with accumulation and chaos. You canContinue reading "Textile Sculptures Created From Dozens of Multicolored Orbs by Serena Garcia Dalla Venezia"
Textile art for the playful adult. Handmade and one of a kind animal sculptures - Characters by Julia.
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North Carolina-based artist Yumi Okita creates beautiful textile sculptures of moths, butterflies, and other insects with various textiles and embroidery techniques. The pieces are quite large, measuring nearly a foot wide and contain other flourishes including painting, feathers, and artificial fur. You can many of her most recent pieces here.
