Aurélie Mathigot is a visual artist who takes sewing to a new level. She embroiders, knits, stitches and crochets coverings for objects and colorful decorations, and her touches are visible all over her home! (Look closely at the piano in the first photo!) She says her art is an expression of the idea of recovery (a theme, I think) and the need for talking about everyday objects in another, new way. (Photos by Eric Flogny in Marie Claire Maison, April 2010)
p.s. I see that Famille Summerbelle has also posted about her this month. Take a look at their blog for some more photos.
March 22, 2010
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LOVE!!! So much character!
Si j'avais su je n'aurais pas acheté ce magazine, toutes les plus belles pages sont ici ! ;)
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Wow. What a divine little space she created. It really makes you want to touch and feel all she created (or covered!)
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