Check out the work of mixed media textile artist Kirsty Whitlock. She takes inspiration from political cartoons, news headlines and documentries and uses recycled and reclaimed materials to challenge 'throwaway culture'. She uses machine embroidery to add imagery and text to her found materials to transform the meaning of the material, like in the pieces above 'Bags of Aggro' and 'Tomorrow the World'. You can read more about Kirsty and her work here and see her portfolio here.
Showing posts with label wall hanging. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Inspiration: Megan Whitmarsh
Junk Wall, 2010, 80"x50", embroidery thread, fabric, batting, vinyl and yarn
Neon Constellation, 2011, Embroidery Threads, Spraypaint, Marker and Fabric
Megan Whitmarsh creates these incredible mixed media wall hangings using everything from spray paint and markers to fabric adding touches of detail with intricately embroidered sections. Her website showcases the full range of her work from the 90s right up to now and also has a great selection of press articles. To find out more about Megan's work why not watch this interview Giant Robot Magazine did with her back in March 2010.
Labels:
installation art,
textile artist,
textiles,
wall hanging
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