PHASIANINAE
Elizabeth
Michellod-Dutheil collects and dissects
any object that suits her inspiration, be it vegetal, manufactured or
industrial. She likes to explore new ways of using and combining those
materials.
Elizabeth also makes great
use of photographs. She tries to capture the atmosphere and the emotions of a
place, to later transcribe them in her drawings or her textile artwork. This
way, her work can be seen as witnesses of nature, life and past times.
In some of her works, the
thread is a guideline and the fabric becomes a support. By accumulating various
materials, abstract figures are created that combine into a more complex
design, not unlike a bas-relief.
Always searching for new
colours, Elizabeth uses pasting, superimposition of fabrics and dyeing
processes. This is probably one of the many singular aspects of her artwork.
Old cloth dyed the snow and
working with the water-soluble son and miniaturized tissue. Quilting and
embroidery machine.
Beaded hand pearls, angelina, embroidery,
tulle fabric
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