The Stitchery of Catherine Hill, a Lancashire Lass
A little textile inspiration from my YouTube Collection. Today it features the beautiful beautiful stitched art of Clare Pumfrey-Green.
Join Clare as she shares her work inspired by the Sussex coastline in England.
Clare Pumfrey-Green: https://www.instagram.com/acertextiles/
She uses cloth, organza and thread to document the ever changing landscape and the affects of coastal erosion.
Filmed at the Festival of Quilts 2022.
A little textile inspiration from my YouTube Collection. Today it features the beautiful textile art by artist Archana Pathak.
Join Archana as she shares her beautiful work in the Mapping Transience Exhibition.
Archana Pathak: https://www.archanapathak.com
Archana’s making process involves collecting old memory artefacts such as photographs and maps then deconstructing them to re-use as threads. Archana’s is born of British and Indian heritage, and she specialises in stitch and fine art textiles.
Having been raised in India and now living in London, the uprooting and the subsequent re-rooting have been transformative, and the origin of the exhibited work lies in this. This exhibition reveals the evolution of her work, which follows the threads of transient boundaries and belongingness.
Re-imagined landscapes are inspired by the cycle of a day and are a harmonious representation of co-existence, multiplicity, and connectedness.
Filmed at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2022.
I’m pleased to announce that Summer ’76 is part of the UnEarthed exhibition curated by Week 45 Collective. The exhibition is open 31st July to 5th August 2023 at 54 The Gallery, Shepherd Market, Mayfair, London.
