After introducing Biljana Roman’s artworks, it’s time to present her creative process. From the first knot, clothing plastic doll in rope twists, till the final graceful flow of figures.
Three-dimensional shapes made only of stitches put together into very original pattern.
Related links: Balkan Fiber Art – gallery I, Balkan Fiber Art – gallery ll
(Ivana Podnar is guest blogger on Personal Cyber Botanica…)
Tags: balkan fibre art, biljana roman, gallery, textile art
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