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2x3 m Childhood Woven Tapestry Huge Textile Art by Artist Eszter Kneisz

$38,428.71
£28,462.22
€32,000
CA$52,568.55
A$57,210.74
CHF 30,327.36
MX$688,288.91
NOK 384,648.31
SEK 351,926.27
DKK 243,845.53

About the Item

Haute-Lisse by Eszter Kneisz Noémi Ferenczy Award winner tapestry artist. In the large, romantic tapestry landscape entitled Childhood, we see a child clinging to a helium balloon replaced by a dandelion, trying to rise above the landscape. The work evokes the carefree, playful, soaring sense of freedom of childhood with its ball-like sun and the mysterious, fairy-tale chapel appearing in the background. The child, bursting with fresh energy, represents continuity between the past and the future. Size: 198x298 cm, 78x117 inch Material: Wool Exhibited multiple times. One of a kind. Eszter Kneisz is a textile artist, a follower of the direction esteblished by Noémi Ferenczy. She studied in the Arts Secondary School in Budapest, Hungary. Academy of Industrial and Applied textile artist. She has been designing and executing unique gobelins and textiles, in different sizes and materials. Her works predominantly have a painter’s prospective. The motives she is using draw an inspiration from nature, so she is basically making a painting with the application of threads. All of the issues she is working on are translated to the language of textiles. Her gobelins are searching for answers of different issues in life and art, and she seems to find them. Her works relay to the viewer a powerful message and a lot of emotions. The subjects for Eszter Kneisz are still-lives, flashes of images and stories. The figures and the faces woven by her carry a timeless, eternal truth of things. The dynamics on the images are accentuated by her creating a complex relationship between individuals and spaces. She is perpetually intrigued by the signs and by the meanings of them. Her figures are static and dynamic at the same time, and the harmony created between them will give the viewer the gift of something truly magic. Her textiles with a collage effect have a witty playfulness about them, allowing space for free associations. Hedi Szepes art historian Eszter Kneisz Major group exhibitions of the last 5 years: 2024 Budapest, Bulgarian Educational and Cultural Centre Bulgarian-Hungarian textile exhibition 2024 Szentendre, Art Mill 2024 Szombathely, VIIIth Triennale of Textile Art 2024 Sofia, Bulgaria, Rajko Aleksziev Gallery 2024 Kecskemét, Cifra Palace 2022. Dunaharaszti Laffert Mansion 2022. Szombathely, Gallery 2021. Budapest, Vigadó 2021. St. Petersburg, Russia, Novy Muzej Tallinn, Estonia, Hungarian Institute 2020 Helsinki, Finland, Hungarian Institute 2020 Budapest, Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Bulgarian-Hungarian textile exhibition 2019 Baku, Carpet Museum About the VUUV Works curator team: VUUV Works has earned its place as a standout in contemporary craftsmanship since 2013. With a founding ethos rooted in ethical collaboration and sustainable material sourcing, the studio creates handcrafted furniture, accessories and surfaces in close partnership with artisan-makers. The brand was honoured as Brand of the Year by ELLE DECOR Hungary (EDIDA Award) and is a winner of the BIG SEE Product Design Award for its "Cherry Herd Nightstand" and Wood Design Award for its “Sphere Walnut Vinyl Record Lovers Set”. VUUV Works serves both individual collectors and interior studios with custom-made marquetry surfaces, furnishings and one-of-a-kind artisan pieces — all crafted to bring together tradition, innovation and a mindful respect for people and planet.
  • Attributed to:
    VUUV Works (Retailer)
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 77.96 in (198 cm)Width: 117.33 in (298 cm)Depth: 0.79 in (2 cm)
  • Style:
    Other (In the Style Of)
  • Materials and Techniques:
    Wool,Hand-Woven,Woven
  • Place of Origin:
  • Period:
    1990-1999
  • Date of Manufacture:
    1999
  • Condition:
  • Seller Location:
    Székesfehérvár, HU
  • Reference Number:
    1stDibs: LU10714247660962

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