Yiling Wu's "Controversial Romance" textile series blends her cultural heritage with diaspora experiences, innovatively merging traditional embroidery with modern techniques like laser-cut textures. Her works, profoundly personal and rooted in memory, push embroidery's boundaries through unique styles and intricate details, reflecting her diverse life and artistic vision.

Controversial Romance

Nov 12, 2023

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In her compelling textile series "Controversial Romance," Yiling Wu combines her cultural heritage with her life experiences in the diaspora. Her artwork, deeply rooted in treasured memories and fantasies from her former home, now engages with the challenges she faces in London. Yiling pushes beyond traditional digital embroidery by integrating innovation with repetition, incorporating laser-cut textures into her materials and thus expanding the possibilities of her craft. She skillfully melds heritage with modern techniques, capturing the subtle interaction between the past and present. Her narrative, embedded within her textiles, reflects the variety of life and celebrates the ongoing dialogue between the old-world allure and the new-world creativity of embroidery.

Yiling finds motivation in the splendour of nature, cultural customs, and pertinent social issues. Her artistic endeavours focus on extending the limits of 2D and 3D embroidery. She commits to exploring various techniques, merging different materials, digital embroidery skills, and hand-beading methods to establish her unique embroidery style.

Yiling's pieces represent a conceptual and minimalist approach, offering insights into her distinctive worldview and vivid imagination, intricately interwoven into her embroidery. Each stitch conveys her deep ambitions and strives to ensure that "Embroidery should be one-of-a-kind." She delights in creating unique embroidery pieces, each marked by individuality and elaborate details, instead of producing repetitive works.

在她引人入勝的紡織系列「爭議的浪漫」中,Yiling Wu 將她的文化遺產與她在散居生活中的經歷相結合。她的藝術作品深深植根於她以前家中珍貴的記憶和幻想,現在與她在倫敦面臨的挑戰相交。Yiling超越了傳統的數位刺繡,透過整合創新與重複,將雷射切割紋理融入她的材料,從而擴展了她的手藝可能性。她巧妙地融合了傳統與現代技術,捕捉了過去與現在的微妙互動。她的敘事融入了她的紡織品中,反映了生活的多樣性,並慶祝了刺繡在舊世界魅力與新世界創造力之間的持續對話。

Yiling從大自然的美麗、文化習俗和緊迫的社會議題中尋找靈感。她的藝術努力專注於拓展2D和3D刺繡的界限。她致力於探索各種技術,結合不同的材料、數位刺繡技能和手工串珠方法,以建立她獨特的刺繡風格。

她的作品代表了一種概念性和簡約的方法,提供了對她獨特的世界觀和生動的想像力的洞察,這些都巧妙地編織在她的刺繡中。每一針都傳達了她的深遠志向,並努力確保「刺繡應該是獨一無二的」。她喜歡創作獨特的刺繡作品,每件作品都具有其個性和複雜的細節,而不是生產重複的作品。


Yiling Wu

Yi-ling Wu, also known as Ellen, is a native of Taiwan who became fascinated with textile and handcrafting techniques at the age of seven. She was inspired by watching her grandmother engage in Chinese knotting and embroidery beading. This early exposure sparked a lifelong interest in the handcrafting industry and its intricate embroidery pieces.

After completing her foundational studies at the London College of Fashion, Ellen discovered her passion for mixed media and embroidery design. She has devoted herself to exploring and combining various techniques, including laser-cutting fabric materials, digital embroidery, and hand beading. Ellen creates unique surface patterns and effects through these methods by experimenting with different embroidery materials.

Natural floral elements, childhood memories, and daily life experiences inspire Ellen's works. She continually explores the possibilities of different embroidery combinations, creating samples that encapsulate her personal stories.

Yiling Wu is recognized as a contemporary embroidery artist based in London. After graduating from the London College of Fashion, where she specialized in fashion textiles, her adventurous spirit continues to fuel her creative journey.

Yi-ling (Ellen) Wu,自小對紡織品和手工藝產生了濃厚的興趣。她七歲那年,看著她的祖母做中國結和繡珠,便對手工藝行業及其精美的刺繡作品產生了濃厚的興趣。

在倫敦時尚學院完成基礎學習後,Ellen 發現了她對混合媒材和刺繡設計的熱愛。她致力於探索和結合各種技術,包括雷射切割布料、數位刺繡和手工串珠。透過這些方法,艾倫透過試驗不同的刺繡材料,創造了獨特的表面圖案和效果。

Ellen 的作品主要受到自然花卉、童年記憶和她的日常生活體驗的啟發。她不斷探索不同刺繡組合的可能性,創作出蘊含個人故事的樣本。

Yi-ling (Ellen) Wu 被認為是當代刺繡藝術家,目前居住在倫敦。她畢業於倫敦時尚學院,專攻時尚紡織品,她的冒險精神持續推動她的創造旅程。

Textile Artist : Yi-ling (Ellen) Wu

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