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I live in the western suburbs of Paris, about 1 hour from the center of the French capital. My studio is on the 3rd floor of a small residence. The space is illuminated by the light of a velux through which I often contemplate the changing graphics of the clumps of trees that surround the residence. This small workspace is suitable for research, to work small and medium formats. When I work on larger pieces I am hosted by artist friends who have larger surfaces available. Thus to work on the installation of La Saga Des Equivocations ( Ground layout 4m2, greater height 2.50m ) 2 workshops friends opened their door to me. And because there is also no room to drill, screw, saw... I install a folding workbench in the living room ...         Can't live without.... Brushes, pencils, glue, papers, threads, fabrics and all kinds of recovered materials My 3 sewing machines Natural and artificial light Music and podcast
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I live in Darmstadt, Germany My studio is in my house with a "summer-room" outside. There is all I need, water, place to meditate, desk to work on where I can cut, paint, leave traces ... It is quiet. Changes to the bureau with computer, bed to sleep or eating in the garden is easy. KATHARINA also won the International Award at the International Art Textile Biennale 2023... Here to read about her work...       Can't live without... Mixed Music - I am listening during work, classics, ethnic music, pop, rock ..... and Rilke. My place to meditate in the room the infinite variety of colours of the threads good lights to the pictures space to see the pictures from a little more far away The outside working place some friends: Buddha; friends and relatives in pictures; an angel, made by a friend ... I live in Mirfield a large village in West Yorkshire England. My workspace ‘The Fairy Workshop’ is at the bottom of my garden. It is a busy and cluttered space that calms me as soon as I enter. I have also converted our garage to house all my bigger tools. Band saw, spot welder, blow torch etc. This portion of my workspace is for the ‘dirty work’      Can't live without.. I cannot live without my treasure shelves, my blow torch, my favourite pair of pliers and a sharp leather needle.. oh and chocolate biscuits I live in Mosgiel, a small town just outside Dunedin city in the South Island of New Zealand. I occupy the former master bedroom of my home. It has good light & adequate space. I have good storage with easy access & work surfaces at various heights. I use a lot of machines in my work & my setup means no packing away. I’m a machine embroiderer. I use sewing machine, free motion & digital machine embroidery along with other textile techniques like applique to make stitched art textiles. The basis for my work is landscape photography. I use my photos as both the subject matter & substance of the work.     
  Detail of the stitching   Detail of the stitching.. Can't live without.. My machines & PC. My studio is in a heritage listed series of terraces in a former military site in Mosman. It’s the sunny corner suite facing north east that looks over the bushland and Sydney harbour. It’s vital to my work (and wellbeing) to be in a space that is closely connected to nature. The double French doors that open on to a verandah, grass and bushland. I use this outside space to do messy work, or just sit and watch the kookaburras and magpies and enjoy the view. The two large Bunnings trestle tables. Not glamourous, but it means I can easily configure them depending on what I’m weaving and it doesn’t matter if I mark them. The light from the large windows which link me to outside, provides nature light on my work and also means I can sit and weave in the afternoon winter sun.      Can't live without... I have very few tools (just my hands) but I do need my secateurs and small wire cutters and bent nose pliers. My thermos filled with organic peppermint tea. I live in Smithville, Tennessee - a rural town on Center Hill Lake, 1 ¼ hours east of Nashville, Tennessee. My studios – a printing room and sewing space - are situated within my home (I haven’t taken over the entire house… yet)! The spaces are intimate yet fully functional; and when I am not gardening or cooking, they are where I happily spend my day. I screen print and relief block print on fabric, specializing in distinctive textiles for daily use: cooking & garden/craft aprons, flour sack towels, potholder and buffet napkin sets, bandanas, and infinity scarves. Both studios are critical to what I create. The print studio looks out on my veggie and flower garden where much of my design inspirations originate. It accommodates one padded print table, storage for my silk screens & squeegees, printing blocks and cutting tools, textile pigments, sink, essential tools, and gardening “stuff.” My sewing space, once a spare bedroom, houses yards of fabric, a Serger, my grandmother’s 1941 Singer featherweight sewing machine, cutting table, rotary iron, copious tools, and thread.     Can't live without.. Padded print table Silkscreens, print blocks & cutting tools Windows and doors to look out at my gardens Miele rotary iron My 1941 Singer sewing machine Victorinox fabric scissors (they NEVER touch anything but fabric) I live in the tiny village of Rhydycroesau - right on the Shropshire (England) - Powys (Wales) border The peace is only broken in my studio by the trickle of the river running through my garden which defines the border between England and Wales - well, that and the occasional tractor! I love the light here, and its been a haven since the pandemic for me to create my work.     Can't live without... Podcasts and my trusty speaker Coffee Sunlight! I live on the 29th floor of a skyscraper in New York City That is also where I work. I have one room dedicated as my studio and have learned to become super organized so that there is a place for everything. It is the space I happily spend the most time in.      Can't live without.... My inspiration wall My gel plate My paints and inks My drawers of papers, fibers, embellishments and found objects My computer My planner and journals Light I live in the middle of the United States, in Champaign, Illinois, south of Chicago by about 2 hours. My studio is on the fifth and top floor of the Lincoln Building in the downtown area of our small town. My large windows bring in the soft northern light. I walk to and from my studio a little over a mile each way, a welcome transition into my practice.      Can't live without... strings of every kind, my two favourite pairs of scissors, abundant light, blacking pencils small sketchbooks my comfy chair I live in Mexico.. I just finished building my studio, there's a lot of things missing and constantly changing, the configuration changes depending on the material and size of the pieces that I am working on. I have many tables and I think I need more. Space is important in how we perceive sculpture / installations. There is a part to work with aerosols separated from the main one and another that overlooks an outdoor patio and I have a lot of sunlight all day long.      I can't live without... Laptop is my main tool to start developing my work. Felt bobbins, scissors, threads, needles, laces, head lamp. My two Dogs Dachshund ( Chuck and Bruce) Music and Coffee Jacobo is a finalist in the INTERNATIONAL ART TEXTILE BIENNALE 2023 You can read more here.... |
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