'Tessitura Creativa' (creative weaving) is a technique I honed during my
teenage years, a skill I developed at an Arts Week in my school in
Nove, Vicenza. This method, personalized with a sentimental touch,
distinguishes itself from traditional fabric or mat weaving.
Specialising in small-sized weaves, with 30x30 cm being the largest I've
created, I intertwine different threads, playing with varying
thicknesses, colours, and materials. What sets my weaves apart is the
intentional inclusion of specific objects for safekeeping and memory
preservation. From shells found on the beach to buttons from a baby
blouse, dry flowers, keys, jewellery, and an array of found objects like
playing cards or broken toys – each weave is a tapestry of personal
history. These items are 'valorised,' gaining added significance within
the weave.
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