ana teresa barboza
Oh my word. So good!!! I wrote about another embroidery artist last week, and in the comments field someone {aka Kelsey from The Tarot Nook} suggested I take a look at the work of Peruvian artist Ana Teresa Barboza. Yep. I loved it. I’m quite sure that an audible little ‘gasp’ snuck out of me when I clicked through to Ana Teresa’s site. Some of her work is so simple, and other pieces are incredibly complex – but all of them have so much feeling – and some of those feelings are pretty uncomfortable, especially in those last two pieces! Ouch.
The images just kept getting better as I scrolled! Fantastic!
Oh, these are haunting, and amazing…
wow, absolutely incredible. Love the artists you share.
Astonishing, wow! Thank you for sharing!
Oh, wow!! I’m so happy that you enjoyed her work! I thought you would; she’s one of my favorite contemporary artists. Simply stunning. 🙂
yes! loved all of it so much! thank you for the tip! : )
Wow!
LOVE her work; I’m totally jealous of, too!
Hi Jealous Curator,
I just stumbled upon more mixed media embroidery that you might like: http://my-bones.tumblr.com/tagged/works. I’ve sent you to her works page. From what I can tell, she operates entirely independently off of her Tumblr; if people want to buy her art, they simply email her. Pretty cool! I love this wave of weaving and stitching, the overt feminization of art and its indistinction from craft. Anyway, FYI. 🙂
Take care,
Kelsey
those are so good, I have almost no words for it. the stitch into the chest, amazing. this work caught me on a level, I wasn’t expecting.
Just too stunning for words.
Stunning work, Love love love
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Magnifique!!c est un superbe travail