Salley Mavor is a mixed-media artist whose folk-art-inspired vignettes tell stories of light and dark. Her journey as an artist has been about finding her true artistic voice and having the freedom to explore and express her vision.
Ema Shin is a Japanese Textile artist recognising the women forgotten by history, and honouring herself and her ancestors through 3D sculpture. Read on for more!
Dive into a world of drink-themed soft sculptures, where coffee, soda, and spirits inspire textile artists like Kate Gwilliam and Alicja Kozłowska.
Ruben Marroquin is a Brooklyn-based artist with an impressive and ambitious practice. His work has evolved over 2 decades ranging from hand embroidery to large-scale installations.
Lemon Pepper Studio Founder Pippa Haynes uses the art of hand embroidery and 3D sculpture to bring the natural world alive.
Alicja Kozlowska curates a contemporary collection of textile art sculptures in the form of chips!
In this issue of stitching it real, our columnist shows us cute pets which have been embroidered, sewn together or knitted.
What could be better than ice cream on a summer day? In this issue of Stitching It Real with Alicia Kozlowska she brings to our attention a few artists who feature it and other foodie delights in their art work and textile art.
In this column ‘Stitching it real’ we will learn all about how meat and textile art can be connected to create great contemporary work!
This month I invite you to enjoy some artists dealing with textile fruits, who in my opinion deserve attention! I hope you will enjoy these amazing works of art as much as I do!
This month, I am pleased to bring you some truly wonderful vegetables sculptures that I have recently discovered. Hope you will like them! Scroll down to see different perspectives on that topic and discover amazing artists.
Our columnist Alicja Kozlowska talks us through how textiles and bathrooms can come together! ‘This month I’m bringing you some bathroom accessories. I think that bathroom gadgets are very underrated and often forgotten by artists.’. Check it out in this issue of stitching it real.