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Marceli Klimek
HAND EMBROIDERY ba hons

Royal school of needlework

Graduates: 2024

Specialisms: Embroidery / Textiles - Print/Embroidery / Textile Innovation/Textile Art

My location: London, United Kingdom

Marceli Klimek ArtsThread Profile
Royal school of needlework

Marceli Klimek

Marceli Klimek ArtsThread Profile

First Name: Marceli

Last Name: Klimek

University / College: Royal school of needlework

Course / Program: HAND EMBROIDERY ba hons

Graduates: 2024

Specialisms: Embroidery / Textiles - Print/Embroidery / Textile Innovation/Textile Art

My Location: London, United Kingdom

Website: Click To See Website

About

Hi, I am passionate about Hand Embroidery and exploring cultural symbols, deconstructing them through media analysis. I value the diverse experiences embroidery has the potential to provide through interaction with music, cinema, and psychology. My focus is on satirical and reconstructive perspectives towards tradition in art and culture. Reinterpreting the traditional is an important element of my practice, and the adaptation of broad thread manipulation techniques is a signature style of my work. From my studies at The Royal School of Needlework, the importance of reinterpreting conventional designs through a contemporary lens became a priority. I am inspired by multi-disciplinary artists like Stanislaw Szukalski and Janina Kraupe-Swiderska to inform my work on communication in art and recontextualising hierarchies in wider society through a careful consideration of design, including those that exist in textiles as well as wider art and craft practices. My designs involve digital art, sound, textiles, and fashion, all in the context of metamodernism and contemporary theory.

Cuh Rs an anagram of Crush by Hayden Silas Anhedonia. The fluidity of music, strength of album covers. Opila, a digital bird, representation of relations. Experimentation with mythologising and applying symbolic meaning. Ammonia, chaos, and change. Processing, creating, and destroying within the human mind and body. Cuh Opilamonnia Rs is an exploration of interpersonal relationships through embroidery. Through this new piece Marceli aims to demonstrate embroidery as a fine art, as well as its potential purpose within craft and society. He researches the strengths of embroidery for use in fashion. Playing with textile hierarchies of weave, print and, embroidery to deliver a diverse visual and sensory experience. Fashion, being a medium that can blur the boundaries of modern conceptual function, suits this high concept theoretical practice.

Competitions
TEX+ 2024

TEX+ 2024