Fabric sculpture

torso by gretchen bettes

our idea is to represent a crowd that's how we came up with the name multidao because it means crowd in Portuguese. we wanted to create something what wasn't vague but still give you the experience and feeling of being in a crowd. the idea is to create a tunnel starting from the second floor to the first floor. you will start by going up the lift to the second floor and come out entering the first installation which will be the Rio carnival.

Textile sculpture 2019 — Diana Orving

In a time when artists shy away from observing or following trends, this specific feeling becomes a movement followed by many creative souls. The artistry of Diana Orving emerges from the improvised searching for a shape and an expression through draping. She works associatively in an exchange between techniques, materials and formats like textile sculptures, […]

Interview:Tara Kennedy for Feltmakers Ireland; My present work now is about creating expressions of hope emerging from this pain.

This little dog is 60cm high and is going to be on show at Art in Ardington 3rd - 11th May It is called 'Shaggy Dog Tale' and is made using recycled fabric and my Grandmothers old tapestry.

Chicago-based artist Rosemary Holliday Hall envisions transformation through Encyclia Imagosis, a sculptural series that brings the physical processes of insect metamorphosis to a human scale. The four artworks consist of oxidized fabric stretched across metal structures, creating a translucent form that highlights the spacious shape of the wireframe. Similar to insect chrysalises, the meshy worksContinue reading "Human Metamorphosis Embodied in Rosemary Holliday Hall’s Oxidized Chrysalises"