Border Crossing: Borderline - Miniartextil  2017 Exhibition ,  Como, Italy

Hazel Bruce

Border Crossing: Borderline - Miniartextil 2017 Exhibition , Como, Italy

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Abstract

Border Crossing was selected by an international jury for the 2017 Miniartextil - Borderline exhibition organised by Arte&ArteVenue 1 - Como, Italy.
Exhibited at the former church San Fransesco, in Como, Italy and travelling to 3 further venues. Border Crossing was made in response to recent news footage of migration and the journeys made by hundreds of thousands of people searching for a safe route across European borders. The piece depicts this passage in gold threads against a dark background and is constructed by creating thousands of individual blocks of stitch.

Original language	English
Size	20X20cm
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2017

Keywords

Textile Art
Embroidery
Industrial Embroidery
Miniature
Border
Layers

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Hazel Bruce - Border CrossingFinal published version, 2.24 MB
Border Crossing at the former Church of San Fransesco in ItalyFinal published version, 2.8 MB
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Border Crossing: Borderline - Miniartextil 2017 Exhibition , Como, Italy

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UN SDGs

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