Sewing sculpture

"I am uncertain of the differences between the mass produced and the handmade, finding and making, natural and synthetic. I make sculptures to explore my uncertainties. My work is familiar yet strange, combining found objects with processes like sewing and wrapping. What is ordinary becomes mysterious and out of explainable parts comes an unexplainable whole." Tina Linville

Hum?

barbara franc thoughtfully constructs animal sculptures made of discarded materials like metal, textiles and everyday objects.

Textile artists have long forged their own way, but they can be especially rebellious when it comes to three-dimensional art.

Soft — Elena Stonaker

The Artist Making Bulbous Colorful Sculptures Out of Thrifted Clothes - Each of Aiko Hachisukas intricate hand-stitched pieces is a meditation on memory materiality and domestic labor.