Alexandra Kehayoglou is an Argentinien wool rug artist. I looked at her because I was trying to find ways people have portrayed landscape through 3-D forms, how do you communicate something on such a different scale? Alexandra uses textiles to recreate the grass of rolling hills, it works so well and is something I'll definitely take inspiration from. I have used rug techniques before, in weaving and on 3-D objects. Her work is very tactile and inviting, using predominantly natural colours and forms - although the landscapes are idealised.
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Thursday, 16 April 2015
Alexandra Kehayoglou
Alexandra Kehayoglou is an Argentinien wool rug artist. I looked at her because I was trying to find ways people have portrayed landscape through 3-D forms, how do you communicate something on such a different scale? Alexandra uses textiles to recreate the grass of rolling hills, it works so well and is something I'll definitely take inspiration from. I have used rug techniques before, in weaving and on 3-D objects. Her work is very tactile and inviting, using predominantly natural colours and forms - although the landscapes are idealised.
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