Description
Created in August 2020, this hand embroidery on a worn linen cloth (42×52 cm) is kept inside an old wooden pencil case (22×9×9 cm). Resting on top lies a shipwrecked figure made of rusted wire, surrounded by test tubes, driftwood, coins, seeds, and other symbolic objects.
“Shipwreck” is part of the Emotional Archaeology series, in which each stitched fragment embodies an inner memory preserved in physical form. The creative process begins with found objects, timeworn fabrics, and autobiographical impressions. Every piece is unique and unrepeatable.
The materials used are delicate and often one of a kind: vintage medical gauze, hand-drawn tissue papers, translucent fabrics, glass, wood, metal. Some are recycled, others altered over time. Each component is chosen for its tactile and evocative qualities, and assembled in a way that preserves its original identity.
Each work is shipped in a custom package, protected by natural materials and completely plastic-free. It is intended to be kept indoors, away from direct sunlight and humidity. The embroidery can be machine-washed at 40°C with a natural detergent and no softener. Do not open the box frequently and handle with care: the materials are fragile and meant to last only if safeguarded attentively.
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