Maria Saygua André
Maria Saygua André (Bolivia, 1996) is a Franco-Bolivian textile artist and sculptor. She lives and works in Brussels.
305 x 170 x 30 cm, Tapestry on a steel structure
tapestry, cotton, polish, steel
« Red » is the highlighting of tensions. This tapestry is the result of the
silent but real dialogue of vertical and horizontal interlacing of threads
defined by body and mind. This color screen suggests the verticality of life
with in its center a force that springs from matter. The tapestry becomes
corporal.
Outside monumental scale, inside, fractional space.
305 x 170 x 30 cm, Tapestry on a steel structure
tapestry, cotton, polish, steel
« Red » is the highlighting of tensions. This tapestry is the result of the
silent but real dialogue of vertical and horizontal interlacing of threads
defined by body and mind. This color screen suggests the verticality of life
with in its center a force that springs from matter. The tapestry becomes
corporal.
Outside monumental scale, inside, fractional space.
305 x 170 x 30 cm, Tapestry on a steel structure
tapestry, cotton, polish, steel
« Red » is the highlighting of tensions. This tapestry is the result of the
silent but real dialogue of vertical and horizontal interlacing of threads
defined by body and mind. This color screen suggests the verticality of life
with in its center a force that springs from matter. The tapestry becomes
corporal.
Outside monumental scale, inside, fractional space.
305 x 170 x 30 cm, Tapestry on a steel structure
tapestry, cotton, polish, steel
« Red » is the highlighting of tensions. This tapestry is the result of the
silent but real dialogue of vertical and horizontal interlacing of threads
defined by body and mind. This color screen suggests the verticality of life
with in its center a force that springs from matter. The tapestry becomes
corporal.
Outside monumental scale, inside, fractional space.
