Lines and surfaces. 2021

 

In the jewel object, the line, a textile element, is our pencil, it defines rectangles, squares, sometimes lines of distinct shades intersect, forming networks and crossing surfaces previously drilled made by polypropylene wastes. The coloured alignments play a visual role but also a structural one, assembling horizontal and vertical plans. The line defines a route that sometimes submits to orthogonality, other times frees itself by taking diagonal directions. The line leads our look, when arranged horizontally invites us to a route through our eyes, when vertical circumscribes our visual field, limiting us to a frame through which we contemplate a fragment of landscape. We like to think about our compositions as a landscape, evoking subtly the textiles that emerged inside our imaginary architectures.

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Necklace. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes. 2021.

Necklace. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes. 2021.

Necklace. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes. 2021.

Earrings. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes, PLA-3D print. 2021. 

Ring. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes. 2021.

Brooch. Needlework thread, polypropylene wastes. 2021.