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A recognition by the Michaelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftmanship
For decades, fine arts and crafts have been institutionally divided. Textiles, in particular, have long struggled for the same recognition as other art forms, often dismissed as women’s work.
That’s why I’m especially honored to be featured in the Homo Faber Guide, an initiative by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, a non-profit dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating master craftsmanship worldwide. As a self-taught artist, this recognition means a lot, it reassures me that I’m on the right path and acknowledges the work I’ve done so far. A truly wonderful way to start the year!
Feel invited to browse this incredible guide, filled with portraits of exceptional craftsmen - and craftswomen - across Europe!
Fiber Art Residency in Oaxaca, Mexico
This January, I had the absolute dream opportunity to reside at Texere, a lush fiber art studio located in a small village 30 minutes outside of Oaxaca City, Mexico, immersing myself in the vibrant world of textile arts.
Having participated in a group residency there exactly two years ago, I knew it was the perfect place to start the new year, learn new skills, and organize my ideas, thoughts, and goals for the near future.
Natural Ethos
Exhibition at Galerie SLP, 6th July - 31st August 2024
From 6th July - 31st August 2024 my work will be shown as part of the exhibition Natural Ethos at Galerie Sara Lily Perez in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
More info at www.saralilyperez.com