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Vibrant Embroideries by Hillary Waters Fayle Improve the Pure Great thing about Preserved Leaves

Vibrant Embroideries by Hillary Waters Fayle Improve the Pure Great thing about Preserved Leaves

Vibrant Embroideries by Hillary Waters Fayle Enhance the Natural Beauty of Preserved Leaves



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#embroidery
#feathers
#discovered objects
#leaves
#thread

March 9, 2022

Grace Ebert

Images by David Hunter Hale, © Hillary Waters Fayle, shared with permission

Favoring thread and located supplies, Richmond-based artist Hillary Waters Fayle (beforehand) works on the intersection of textile traditions and botany. “Stitching, like horticulture, will be purposeful,” she says, “a technical answer to affix supplies/a method of survival. Or, each will be accomplished purely in service of the soul, lifting the spirit by way of magnificence and marvel.”

Fayle’s apply embodies this sentiment with elaborate and colourful embroideries utilized to dried leaves. Lined with brown edges, the superbly preserved surfaces turn into extra fragile as they age, and the threaded gildings improve the connection between the pure and fabricated. “There’s a sense of magic in with the ability to work with such an surprising and beautiful materials,” the artist says. “The stress within the thread, the kind of stitching, the needle, the species, and the season are simply among the components which will affect what occurs.” Latest items embrace ornate networks in blue on ginkgo, floral motifs on eucalyptus, and pink dots on golden leaves.

This summer season, Fayle’s works will likely be on view at Quirk Gallery in Charlottesville, Virginia, and this fall at Asheville’s Momentum Gallery. Till then, discover extra of her stitched works, along with leafy cutouts and large-scale murals, on Instagram.

 

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#embroidery
#feathers
#discovered objects
#leaves
#thread

 

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