Maria Saygua André
Maria Saygua André (Bolivia, 1996) is a Franco-Bolivian textile artist and sculptor. She lives and works in Brussels.
Various dimensions, mixed technics
380 x 220 x 230 cm, Filet, linen, silk, paper yarn
150 x 45 x 20 cm, Sculpture, salt, water
14 x 14 x 1 cm, Sculpture, steel
3’15 mn, video recording
Through this installation combining knotted textile, sculpture and video, I sought to translate water as a material and conceptual element. When gestures fade away, when liquidity is no more, what is left ?
Various dimensions, mixed technics
380 x 220 x 230 cm, Filet, linen, silk, paper yarn
150 x 45 x 20 cm, Sculpture, salt, water
14 x 14 x 1 cm, Sculpture, steel
3’15 mn, video recording
Through this installation combining knotted textile, sculpture and video, I sought to translate water as a material and conceptual element. When gestures fade away, when liquidity is no more, what is left ?
Various dimensions, mixed technics
380 x 220 x 230 cm, Filet, linen, silk, paper yarn
150 x 45 x 20 cm, Sculpture, salt, water
14 x 14 x 1 cm, Sculpture, steel
3’15 mn, video recording
Through this installation combining knotted textile, sculpture and video, I sought to translate water as a material and conceptual element. When gestures fade away, when liquidity is no more, what is left ?
Various dimensions, mixed technics
380 x 220 x 230 cm, Filet, linen, silk, paper yarn
150 x 45 x 20 cm, Sculpture, salt, water
14 x 14 x 1 cm, Sculpture, steel
3’15 mn, video recording
Through this installation combining knotted textile, sculpture and video, I sought to translate water as a material and conceptual element. When gestures fade away, when liquidity is no more, what is left ?
