Fabric sculpture

installation by Charlie Trosclair. would look amazing with dim lights behind it to light the fabric. perfect to take up space in a loft and light a room with eye catching art.

Brazilian artist Renato Dib creates exquisite adaptations of the human form using velvet, silk, and other materials. The intimacy of the human

DIANA ORVING is a Swedish textile artist and fashion designer (b.1985). She presented women’s wear collections at fashion shows and exhibitions in Sweden and internationally 2007-2020. She was...

Barbara Franc

There are a lot of fiber artists out there whose works create a juxtaposition between the traditional and acceptable ‘feminine’ medium of embroidery and the macabre or sexual subjects they choose to depict, but Lorenzo Nanni takes this contrast to a whole new level. His …

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Aviva Alter

In her ongoing body of work, Soft Sculptures, French artist Karine Jollet starts with old bed sheets and shirts, embroidered handkerchieves and second-hand fabrics that she cuts up into fragments a...

Chilean textile artist Serena Garcia Dalla Venezia creates thoughtfully composed arrangements of hand-sewn fabric balls, producing texture and depth by grouping together dozens of differently sized and shaped spheres. Appearing almost like organic growths, her works seem to be transforming before your eyes, which makes sense when you consider her fascination with accumulation and chaos. You canContinue reading "Textile Sculptures Created From Dozens of Multicolored Orbs by Serena Garcia…

Dorcas Casey: Image

Tremulous alternate view

Artist Yumi Okita creates gorgeous fabric sculptures of moths, butterflies, and other insects. She crafts the sculptures by hand out of a combination of

Hand dyed silk chiffon, wire. 41 in. x approx. 34 in. diameter. 2007. To be suspended approx. 41 inches from floor.

Louise Bourgeois was one of greatest figures in modern and contemporary art, world renowned for the incredible scope and ambition of her sculptural work. Much has been written about the uneasy psychological tension of her art, which explores memories and traumas from her troubled past, casting light into the darkest recesses of her mind. But...

Abstract sculptures of drapery, building on the figurative works of dress and kimono sculptures. These bas-reliefs in ceramic and glass sculptures combine investigations about the body and the landscape, exploring the human impact on the environment.

Textile artist Tamara Kostianovsky creates realistic elements from nature out of strips of fabric and discarded clothing. In her latest series, the artist forms severed tree stumps from pieces of her late father’s clothing, integrating his belongings into a landscape of layered, multi-colored logs. The works address the passing of time and allude to the bodyContinue reading "Fabric Tree Stumps Formed From Pieces of Discarded Clothing by Tamara Kostianovsky"

A large-scale art installation featuring layers of blue fabric suspended from the ceiling. The fabric resembles clouds, creating a dramatic and ethereal atmosphere. The floor is painted in a similar blue, reflecting the installation and creating a sense of depth. The artwork evokes feelings of wonder and the vastness of nature.