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Polina Osipova – to assemble and to disassemble: embroidery, wire and pearl sculptures

Inspired by the possibilities of new applications for familiar things and materials. In conversation with Polina Osipova

Lampoon indotrucing: Polina Osipova 

I do embroidery, wire and pearl sculptures. Embroidery went through my entire childhood. I am Chuvashia, a small federal subject of Russia. The national art-craft of Chuvash people is embroidery. All the women in my family were embroiderers.

Nowadays, I am inspired by the fact that I can find new applications for familiar things and materials. I disassemble my works, my bijouterie, and make new pieces of art out of them. One day, I finished my jewelry wire, so I started to use plumbing wire instead. Now I am making my new objects out of it. It is great to find new meaning for familiar things: this is the concept of my art.

Polina Osipova

Twenty-one-year-old artist Polina Osipova is best known for her pearl and silk ribbon headpiece adorned with two surveillance cameras

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