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Yesterday we brought you Christo Guelov, a Bulgarian artist who’s transforming the streets of Madrid with his playful crosswalk designs. Now we’d like to introduce you to Raquel Rodrigo, a Spanish artist and set designer who is also adding her own colorful touch to Spain’s streets by turning them into beautiful floral cross-stitch installations.
The Valencia-born artist makes her pieces by wrapping thick rolls of string around wire mesh. She prepares them in advance and then unrolls them at her chosen location to bring a dash of color and creativity to the surrounding area. As cross-stitch patterns are generally found on things inside the home, her public installations create an eye-catching contrast to the urban landscapes in which they exist.
More info: Raquel Rodrigo | Facebook (h/t: thisiscolossal)
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Evisa Isabella Rose 8 years ago
''Earth without art is just..eh'' they say. And they're right! Works like these are the proof! :)
Cesi Baca 8 years ago
The problem is the cross stitch doesn't look that great when blown up like this. It doesn't really work for me on a large scale. Cool idea though!
over opinionated 8 years ago
Exactly the same thing I thought I've used the same pattern on a canvas then plastic canvas and hated it I love it from a distance though
Load More Replies... Evisa Isabella Rose 8 years ago
''Earth without art is just..eh'' they say. And they're right! Works like these are the proof! :)
Cesi Baca 8 years ago
The problem is the cross stitch doesn't look that great when blown up like this. It doesn't really work for me on a large scale. Cool idea though!
over opinionated 8 years ago
Exactly the same thing I thought I've used the same pattern on a canvas then plastic canvas and hated it I love it from a distance though
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