Maria Saygua André
Maria Saygua André (Bolivia, 1996) is a Franco-Bolivian textile artist and sculptor. She lives and works in Brussels.
88 x 68 x 48 cm, Tapestry
Tapestry, sisal, cotton
The power of a slit cuts itself in this woven sculpture, carried by the sisal fiber.
I sought to express the crossing of a blow came from the depths. Recreation of interiority, something intense and borrowed from emptiness.
88 x 68 x 48 cm, Tapestry
Tapestry, sisal, cotton
The power of a slit cuts itself in this woven sculpture, carried by the sisal fiber.
I sought to express the crossing of a blow came from the depths. Recreation of interiority, something intense and borrowed from emptiness.
88 x 68 x 48 cm, Tapestry
Tapestry, sisal, cotton
The power of a slit cuts itself in this woven sculpture, carried by the sisal fiber.
I sought to express the crossing of a blow came from the depths. Recreation of interiority, something intense and borrowed from emptiness.
88 x 68 x 48 cm, Tapestry
Tapestry, sisal, cotton
The power of a slit cuts itself in this woven sculpture, carried by the sisal fiber.
I sought to express the crossing of a blow came from the depths. Recreation of interiority, something intense and borrowed from emptiness.
