Textural Fusion
“Textural Fusion” is another design in the Windowsill Fiber Art™ series. The design is an intriguing juxtaposition of geometric and organic elements. The organic forms in the artwork resemble natural growth patterns, such as branches or roots, which seem to be either emanating from or constrained by the confines of the rectangles.
The piece is set within a simple, contemporary frame that enhance the artwork without detracting from their complexity. The medium of embroidery brings a textural depth and tactile quality to the pieces, highlighting the meticulous handiwork and the considerable amount of time invested in their creation. These works may symbolize the balance and interplay between tradition and evolution, or the interconnection of the tangible and the ethereal.
The finished size is 5.7 x 6.1 x 1.8 in (145 x 155 x 45 mm) including the pedestal and designed to be displayed on a window sill or desk.
“Textural Fusion” is another design in the Windowsill Fiber Art™ series. The design is an intriguing juxtaposition of geometric and organic elements. The organic forms in the artwork resemble natural growth patterns, such as branches or roots, which seem to be either emanating from or constrained by the confines of the rectangles.
The piece is set within a simple, contemporary frame that enhance the artwork without detracting from their complexity. The medium of embroidery brings a textural depth and tactile quality to the pieces, highlighting the meticulous handiwork and the considerable amount of time invested in their creation. These works may symbolize the balance and interplay between tradition and evolution, or the interconnection of the tangible and the ethereal.
The finished size is 5.7 x 6.1 x 1.8 in (145 x 155 x 45 mm) including the pedestal and designed to be displayed on a window sill or desk.
“Textural Fusion” is another design in the Windowsill Fiber Art™ series. The design is an intriguing juxtaposition of geometric and organic elements. The organic forms in the artwork resemble natural growth patterns, such as branches or roots, which seem to be either emanating from or constrained by the confines of the rectangles.
The piece is set within a simple, contemporary frame that enhance the artwork without detracting from their complexity. The medium of embroidery brings a textural depth and tactile quality to the pieces, highlighting the meticulous handiwork and the considerable amount of time invested in their creation. These works may symbolize the balance and interplay between tradition and evolution, or the interconnection of the tangible and the ethereal.
The finished size is 5.7 x 6.1 x 1.8 in (145 x 155 x 45 mm) including the pedestal and designed to be displayed on a window sill or desk.