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To embroider, you don’t need much. The materials are down-to-earth, found in almost every home or just a short distance away at a craft or sewing store. It\u2019s a forgotten mother tongue that was spoken in almost every home many years ago, and happily, it is also a part of my life. It is my primary language as an artist. If you’re curious to read more about my art, you are warmly invited to do so.<\/a><\/p>\n

In embroidery, stitch joins stitch, line to line, a thread of one color blends with another, and the result is always surprising and intriguing – especially considering that in most cases, I set out on the journey without knowing exactly where it will lead. There is a great deal of satisfaction and peace in this process.<\/p>\n

I embroider freely, unbound by any specific tradition, making space for free expression, color, movement, or inspiration. I embroider by observing an image, delving into color, expression, texture, and light, and attempting to translate all of these using thread as a material aspect – thread as raw material, rather than having a merely decorative or orderly role.<\/p>\n

I invite you to discover the world of embroidery and let it pleasantly surprise you. There\u2019s a good chance it is much broader and more intriguing than you thought:<\/p>\n

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