During Balkan Fibre Art workshop Isolde Venrooy was doing embroidery on the paper. Actually what she did is a completely reverse of stitching – the pattern is produced by cutting out small pieces of paper. Picture from the newspapers suddenly became a new comb like, fragile structure with greatly different effects…
(Ivana Podnar is guest blogger on Personal Cyber Botanica)
Tags: balkan fibre art, contemporary art, isolde venrooy, netherlands, textile art, visual art
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