Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

Arts & Culture Culture, Arts, Literature & Linguistics
1

2

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

3

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

4

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

5

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

6

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

7

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

8

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

9

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

10

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

11

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

12

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

13

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

In an attempt to subvert traditional embroidery culture, Lithuatian artist Severija Inčirauskaitė-Kriaunevičienė applies standard floral and decorative patterns found in embroidery magazines to metallic objects like plates, spoons, lamps and even car doors. The juxtaposition of functional objects emblazoned with traditional textile work is certain unexpected and little amusing, an aspect Severija further illustrates with some of her more humorous pieces depicting cigarette butts embroidered at the base of a tin can, or the skewed reflection of a person’s mouth on the edge of a spoon

14

Re: Ornate Embroidery Patterns Stitched into Metallic Objects

wow! Creativity at its very best. :k: Are they possible in real life? :hmmm: