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Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Happy Red Fish


Roots and Clouds, 2013

























All works:  thread on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm / 11,69 x 16,53"


Room Plant, 2013




















All works: collage thread on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm / 11,69 x 16,53"






All Threaded, 2012 - 2013























All works: threads on paper. Diverse sizes.






Lonely Houses, 2012



























All works: thread on paper, 21 x 29,7 cm / 8,26 x 11,75"








Hanging, 2012























All works: thread on paper










New Glory, 2012























A series of black and white prints altering by using stitched thread on paper. Project " New Glory" encompasses a variety of close-up portraits of Joan, Maria, Nancy and Eva, all women belong to glories times and now are back for a "Naw Glory".
Mapping faces, different features to understand memories of past days preserved in little time capsules as old photos.

All works: on A3, 297 x 420







Quartet, 2011


























Circle Thread Illustration, 2010





Bad Hair Day, 2009.






An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away, 2010.




Oh My Deer, 2009.




Red Herring, 2008.




Kiekeboe II, 2007.



All Works: thread on canvas









Happy Red Fish is a creative studio operated by the artist and designer Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen, based in Amesterdam, The Netherlands.


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Sunday, March 24, 2013

Jose Romussi

String Figures


Tonnactra 12, 2012.


U-London, 2012.


Rain bo, 2012.


Heart, 2012.


Life is Beautiful, 2012.

Dance












































Digital Collages











Photos














Fabrics, embroidery









Maps















Papers















And...


Mary Ellen Moylan


Childrenhood4

















Jose Romussi was born in Chile where he studied landscape design. Over the past few years he has gained a significant following for his screen prints and collages in which he combines vintage black and white photographs with colorful forms of embroidery. The supernatural power of dancers and their poses and movements inspire him with their precision and elegance. Romussi brings these pictures back to life with bright vibrant colors, underlining the dynamic of these frozen movements. With each new line of embroidery he invites the viewer to dream with him and to experience each subject's hidden vitality.

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