Imagination is a very fun thing, and we can always see many artists breaking through their imaginations In terms of artistic creation, Toronto artist Amanda McCavour is one of them. There is no doubt that her embroidery skills have become extremely proficient.
Yes, this talented artist embroidered a "floating" Garden is a set of three-dimensional embroidery installation artworks that can "float" in the gallery space and display its exquisite patterns in 360°.
McAvoy describes her work as "thread drawings," using a sewing machine to create her designs on a special water-soluble fabric called "Solvy." The fabric is easy to break, but the outline of the picture embroidered by McAvoy does not. The tough embroidery thread and the fragile water-soluble material achieve a delicate balance, creating a visual sense that the entire work is on the verge of collapse, which is extremely shocking.
McAvo’s work includes flowers, plants, birds, and even living room furniture. She hangs thousands of installations from the ceiling to reconstruct an imaginary situation. , a situation with self-emotions and memories, bringing an immersive experience to the viewer. Walking in the space is like visiting a foreign land.
