The embroidery scenery that jumps out of the wooden frame creates a completely different visual effect
The main function of the embroidery shed is to completely tighten the fabric so that the needle and thread can shuttle through it.
But artist Ana Teresa Barboza is not willing to follow the rules at all, and instead creates landscape embroidery products with completely different visual effects.
If you look at it, you will find that the whole picture seems to be real It came to life, and the seawater poured through the circular frame to the outside.
This photo shows the waves caused by the sea water hitting the stone. The highlight is mainly on the color outline of the stone, which looks very realistic, like an oil painting.
The surface looks both internal and external. A piece of embroidery thread. In fact, they are completely different threads. Inside the wooden frame are ordinary embroidery works.
The part that extends to the outside of the frame is wool, connecting the two in series without any trace. At the same time, use similar colors to expand the pattern outwards.
It also turns the original two-dimensional handmade work into a three-dimensional sculpture.
You can also combine embroidery and wool felt like the picture above. The very small carrots look very cute.< /p>
