Eunsuk Hur

Eunsuk Hur graduated  in 2009 from Saint Martins School of Art and Design in London with a degree in Design for Textile Futures. She experiments a new way of getting dressed or of decorating your house by proposing in a modular approach in her project Nomadic Wonderland. A system of "puzzle" which allows to assemble (according to your wish and your creativity) elements of various materials: leather, felt, wood. Eunsuk uses etching, sewing, and LASER CUTTING  techniques(among other things) to create her installations and fashion. A bag, a dress, a screen ... you can create the work you want !!

http://www.eunsukhur.com/

Saloukee : Jewellery made in paper

The name ‘Saloukee’ comes from its creator : Sarah Louise Kelly, who creates sculptured art jewellery made in paper.

 

She loves working with the sensitive, ephemeral nature of paper, much more than the metals which she had been traditionally trained with.  Many of the pieces include several hundred hand pressed rivets, intricate laser cutting and self taught folding techniques.

Necklaces, bracelets, brooches, earrings, RINGS !! Saloukee jewellery is the perfect gift for a first year wedding anniversary !

 

www.saloukee.com

3 D textiles by Anne Kyyrö Quinn

Innovative contemporary 3D textiles by Anne Kyyrö Quinn. A step away from conventional fabrics, these modern creations are more like pieces of artwork than fabrics. Cut, sewn and finished by hand, each fabric is crafted in a way that it seems almost like a living, moving entity.

Three-dimensional scupltures from textiles is a relatively new concept, one which Anne Kyyrö Quinn has mastered to a fine art. Whether it be cushions, throws, table runners, wall panels or blinds, each creation gives its surrounding a more profound appeal to that of a standard fabric.

Amazing wooden textiles by Elisa Strozyk

Elisa Strozyk invite us to rediscovered material.. Wood can be flexible, yes !!!
http://www.elisastrozyk.de/