Description
Created in September 2020, this hand embroidery on a cotton dish towel (66×30 cm) is preserved in a tin box (12.5×12.5×11 cm), alongside various found objects—including a glass jar filled with seawater and marine stones, and a vial of mineral engine grease—its surface covered with metallic scraps, photographs, and natural elements.
“In the hole” is part of the Emotional Archaeology series, where each stitched fragment embodies an inner memory preserved in physical form. The creative process unfolds from found objects, lived-in fabrics, and autobiographical impressions. Each of these works is unique and unrepeatable.
The chosen materials are delicate and often rare: vintage medical gauze, hand-drawn tissue paper, translucent fabrics, elements of glass, wood, and metal. Some are recycled, others altered over time. Every component is selected for its tactile and evocative qualities, and assembled in ways that preserve its original identity. Each piece is shipped in custom, eco-friendly packaging, protected with natural materials and entirely plastic-free. It is designed to be stored indoors in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and humidity. The embroidery can be machine-washed at 40°C with natural detergent and no fabric softener. Avoid opening the box too often and handle with care: the materials are fragile and meant to endure only if preserved attentively.
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