Kus
Examining different kinds of embroidery stitches and techniques through portraits and self-portraits of kus (cunts).
Cotton and metallic threads on cotton fabrics.
2015 - 2017
Sanity Samplers
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
2017 - Ongoing
Cotton thread on found handkerchiefs and discarded fabric
Sanity Samplers
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
2017 - Ongoing
Cotton thread on found handkerchiefs and discarded fabric
Sanity Samplers
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
2017 - Ongoing
Cotton thread on found handkerchiefs and discarded fabric
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
Sanity Samplers
2017 - Ongoing
Cotton thread on found handkerchiefs and discarded fabric
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
Documenting and healing mental breakdowns through stream-of-consciousness stitching. The text is not prewritten on paper, but directly stitched on fabric as its first and only medium.
LAYLA KLINGER