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A chapter. Not the cover.
Every piece comes with context: history, process, materials, time invested, and documentation. It's closer to the label of a museum object than to a sales page.
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Dragon
History
It began with a simple question: can metallic thread behave like scales? The answer took months of testing before the first definitive stitch.
Process
Sketch, stitch-direction tests on scrap fabric, embroidery built in layers: body first, then scales, then metallic sheen.
Materials: cotton thread, gold metallic thread, raw canvas.
Collection: Fantasy.
Context: gallery piece, conceived for framed display.
Macro detail: the direction of every stitch is decided before embroidering, not corrected afterward.
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Forest Embroidery
History
A landscape remembered more than observed: the memory of a specific forest, rebuilt in layers of greens and shadows.
Process
Embroidered from background to foreground, the way a painting would be built: depth first, close detail after.
Materials: multicolor cotton thread, natural canvas.
Collection: Fauna / Landscape.
Context: studio piece, available for a similar commission.
Macro detail: up close, the forest reveals itself as a structure of stacked layers, not a flat image.
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03
Embroidered Letter
History
The alphabet as raw material. Every embroidered letter is a decision of structure before style: how a curved stroke holds together in thread.
Process
Typographic sketch, thread-thickness tests per stroke, embroidered letter by letter with no mechanical template.
Materials: cotton thread, white canvas.
Collection: Original Works.
Context: piece available for custom text by commission.
Macro detail: every stroke reveals how many separate stitches it takes for a letter to look simple.
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