Surprising inspirations by tradition
Two projects from the summer presentation of works of the textile studios of the AFAD in Bratislava
Student of free style textile work studio Ľubomíra Abrahámová presented her creative concept inspired by traditional folk embroidery and folk costumes, however, with a surprising result. While working on the No end for old flame installation, Abrahámová used an embroidery technique using gold and silver threads which used to be applied on folk costumes of the Trnava region. The folk costume she made is from metal grid and is decorated with metal ornaments. The item got rusty to remind of the time...
The collection of Andrea Ševčíková is made using the techniques of blueprint and silkprint on white linen and was the summer project at the AFAD in Bratislava. The objective of the author was to design covers for computers.
Further articles magazine Craft, Art, Design 03/2010:
- Designed for future...
- Complexity keeps one attentive
- Lipa/Lime
- The jubilee of the doyen of the folk art production
- Tribute to Valéria Z. Benáčková
- Vít Pieš
- Eva Kramplová – „glued“ to clay
- Miloslav Orságh
- Metal governs my work
- Inspiration from paper – object and jewellery
- INTRO
- Wire and plate
- Surprising inspirations by tradition
- Two graduation projects from the Innovation studio at the Design department of the FU TU in Košice
