The embroidered landscapes created by artist Ana Teresa Barboza takes the art form to another level. Instead of staying in the confines of the hoop or even a piece of paper, she extends her scene in an abstract way that nevertheless building beautifully on the scene within the standard framework. Utterly gorgeous, she encourages other artists to truly think outside of the box through her embroidered landscapes.
Flowing onto gallery walls, the embroidered landscape artworks make up her Suspension series. Whether showing the roots of a plant or expanding on a grassy mountain range, she breaths new life not only into her chosen subject matter, but the embroidery technique in general. She strikes a perfect balance between modernity and tradition.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Extended Embroidered Art
- Artists are taking embroidery beyond the hoop and paper by extending their scenes in an abstract way.
- Abstracted Natural Landscapes
- Artists are transforming natural landscapes into abstract works of art using embroidery.
- Modern Traditionalism
- Modern and traditional art techniques are being combined to create new art forms.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- There are opportunities for artists to explore new methods and mediums in creating art.
- Textile and Fashion
- This trend opens up opportunities for designers to experiment with new techniques and designs in the textile and fashion industry.
- Home Decor
- This trend offers opportunities for creating unique and modern wall art that can be used in homes and other interior purposes.
