Ian berry

Textile artist Ian Berry has been working for 12 years with Denim. During this time Ian has developed a technique to make the art look like paintings or even

Textile artist Ian Berry has been working for 12 years with Denim. During this time Ian has developed a technique to make the art look like paintings or even

Art that you are likely to confuse for an oil painting, or a blue toned photograph. For British Artist Ian Berry, it's not about using denim as a recycled and upcycled material to take all of the credit and to justify a less than perfect result. His artworks are so good, that people mistake them for other mediums, even when they are relatively close to the actual piece. One of the things he says, is that in photographs and prints, a lot of the depth of the cololor and texture differences are…

Ian Berry is a British born artist currently based in Sweden, who creates artwork solely from denim. Using old jeans, jackets, and other de...

Denim artist Ian Berry Recycles denim jeans into masterpieces of art that show in museums, galleries and collections around the world.

To call it denim art just doesn’t do it justice. Sounds too crafty, too much like old ladies’ hobby of quilt-making.

British artist Ian Berry's work made out of only small pieces of Denim Jeans. Textile artist Ian Berry makes his denim art in his London studio.

Ian Berry creates melancholic urban scenes, often depicting a lonely or less glamorous side of city living. Even at touching distance, many viewers don’t

Chances are you've seen Ian Berry's beautiful scenes from everyday life, or his #iclapfor project last year inspired by his son Elliot. His skill and attention to detail is incredible before you realise that it is constructed entirely from denim. However, putting his medium aside it's his sensitivity and shining a light on scenes we take for granted that really make him stand out as a textile artist. I caught up with him to find out more.

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