Fox at Dawn
The dawn light isn't a backdrop: it's part of how the character is built.
Collections
Chapters of a single inquiry.
The collections bring together works that share a question: a material, a landscape, a territory, a memory. They're grouped into three chapters: Fauna, Characters, and Fantasy.
01
Fauna
Animals observed up close, not idealized.
The Dog, Seen from Behind
An uncommon angle: an animal's back tells a different story than its face.
The Bear
Volume before detail: the bear is built by mass, not by lines.
The Chameleons
Color as the central argument: each chameleon is a study in thread gradients.
The Llama with a Blanket
Textile within textile: the embroidered blanket over the embroidered character.
02
Characters
Small narratives built with fiber.
Totoro
A rounded silhouette that demands patient stitching: there are no angles to hide a mistake.
Red Rabbit
An unexpected color for a rabbit, chosen deliberately to break from the predictable.
The Little Prince
A literary reference translated into fiber, without losing the simplicity of the original.
The Character Group
The characters don't live in isolation: they share a single universe, and sometimes they're portrayed together.
03
Fantasy
Creatures that don't exist, made with materials that do.
Dragon
A mythological creature doesn't need realism: it needs conviction in every stitch.
Dragon: Detail
The gold metallic thread demands a stitch direction decided before starting: there's no room to improvise along the way.
Griffin
A griffin embroidered by the studio: half eagle, half lion, entirely fantasy.
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