I am so lucky to be able to attend this
event in Hong Kong. Some pre-conference talks and exhibitions have already started.
In the last couple of weeks, Edith Cheung from Cloth Haven gave a talk on the use of wool in Traditional clothing, and Yoshiko Wada gave one on 'Slow Fibres'.
Below are some of the images from the exhibition:
Animal Fibres: Art Informs Shibori.
All the images are taken by me and if you use any text or images, please link back to here. Thank you.
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| Amanda Ross: Rise Up (Handwoven, Hand-dyed, Felted Shibori) |
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| Hiroshi Murase: The Large Surcle Shibori (Yataramiura Shibori, Somewake Boushi shibori, Fulling) |
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| Charlotte Buch: Untitled 1 (Feltmaking) |
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| Jeung-Hwa Park: Panel 2 (Machine Knit, Tie, Felt, dye) |
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| Jeung-Hwa Park: Panel 1 (Machine Knit, Tie, Felt, Dye) |
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| Mie Iwatsubo: the Wave (Knitting, Shibori Stitching, Felting) |
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| As above |
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| Tomoko Iwaizumi: Fire of Passion (Felting, Shibori) |
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| Jorie Johnson: Zebra Crossings (Hand feltmaking, Itajime clamp resist acid-dyed, Japanese lacquer application) |
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| Sarah Martin: Mound #1 (Felting, Tegumo Shibori, Dyeing, Discharge) |
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| As above |
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| Takumi Ushio: Shelter (Felt) |
This is only a small selection of work on show and all of them are breath-takingly beautiful. I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do!
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3 comments:
thank you so much for sharing. how very inspiring!!
A lovely array of very creative and inspiring works, what a great way to explore the world of textiles using Shibori.
lovely pix thank you
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