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Friedrich Kunath, Storms Never Last, 2023
did you notice the words in it? no, not the obvious black ones
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Ilgi skatījos. Kaut kas pietrūkst kontekstā
Varu atrast tikai vārdu " Together "
Vai arī to get her
Abi šķiet pareizi ja vien es spētu saskatīt “r”
Top left - “Took”
Top center - “infinity” (lasīt: forever)
Middle right - “to”
Bik zemāk - “get”
Vēl bik zemāk - “here” (šo visgrūtāk saskatīt)
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okay, bet uz darba datora monitora es arī LONG spēju saredzēt, nedaudz zem infinity zīmes
So…teksts būtu Took forever long to get here
Ā pareizi, aizmirsu par to. Nu tad sanāk “Took (too) long to get here”.
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Man patīk viņa niks xD xD
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it for sure is random
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And…
How it’s made:
Summary
“Summer on Langdale Fells” and “Shelter” ~ both are Machine and hand embroidery.
Fiona Robertson, Textile Artist - “I live in North Yorkshire. I create hand and machine embroidered landscapes.”
Fiona’s work is inspired by the ever changing colours and textures of the natural environment. She is passionate about creating imagery based on personal experience, sketchbooks and photography. Recording the colours of the changing seasons and capturing the light at different times of the day. Through a series of sketches, she focuses on the rhythms, colours and textures that are very much a feature of her work, using both free motion machine and hand stitching to create her fine art embroideries.
Small pieces of hand-dyed scrim, hessian, silk fabric, and fibres are laid out to create an impression of the planned composition.
Once this is done, drawing is done by sewing machine, laying down tone and creating movement. Finally, hand stitching is applied, developing highly textured detail. Each piece of work can take several weeks to complete.
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