Fiber Arts

Textile Artist Creates Nature-Inspired Embroidery Art That “Grows” Beyond Its Frame

An installation by <n>Eva LeWitt</n> for the <n>New York City Ballet Art Series</n> in 2020. Photo by <n>Erin Baiano</n>.

<n>Ancient Writing</n>, a 1936 cotton and rayon weaving by artist <n>Anni Albers</n>.

<n>Hangama Amiri</n>'s textile work <n>Barg-e-Sabz (Green Leaf)</n>, 2023. Photo by <n>Giorgio Benni</n>.

<n>Living Geometry-Storage</n>, a 2015 industrial felt sculpture by artist <n>Chung-Im Kim</n>.

<n>Textile sculpture 2019</n> by artist <n>Diana Orving</n>.

Gallery of Metal Fabric Ceilings - Parallels - 2

<n>Sam Moyer</n>'s painting <n>Untitled</n>, 2014. Photo by <n>Kevin Todora</n>.

Artwork used in promotional materials for the <n>LIVE HAUS</n> music venue in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo.