Asia-Europa 4
translation by Chiara Cordoni
Asia-Europa 4, 2019-20:
A LARGE VISION ON FIBER ARTS
curator Marika Szaraz
NEXT EVENT:
Dronninglund Kunstcenter, Denmark, 19. April to 7. June, 2020
PAST EVENTS:
Musée de la Tapisserie, Tournai, Belgium, 1. March to 28. April, 2019
Deutsches Textilmuseum Krefeld, Germany, 12. May to 18. August, 2019
Author and the founder of the project ‘Asia-Europe’ – contemporary fiber art exhibition is Erny Piret and the idea of a dialogue in contemporary textile art was born on the occasion of the Biennial of Kaunas (Lithuania) in 2009.
The exhibition ‘Asia-Europe’ presents innovative artistic creations in relation with Asian and European countries and their textile techniques.
The selected artists come from China, Korea and Japan, from Asia and European countries – France, Sweden, Latvia, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Poland, Hungary, Lithuania, Finland, Slovakia and Spain.
Their works represent intercultural dialogue and although they are geographically distant, coming from two different continents, they are connected by the thread of art: linen thread, computer embroidery, thread, canvas thread, mulberry bark, banana fiber, silk, wool, organza, copper, fishing line, tulle, bread.
Tournai’s event video (Belgio, 1 Marzo/ 28 April, 2019 –Musée de la Tapisserie,)
Selected artists
Antra Augustinovica – Estonia
Valerie Buess – Germany
Isabel Berglund – Denmark
Nora Chalmet – Belgium
Sui Park – Korea
Catherine Chanteloube – France
Cho Yuhn Kyung – Korea
Moon Jiyoung – Korea
Wlodzimierz Cygan – Poland
Judit Droppa – Hungary
Yasuko Iyanaga – Japan
Chikako Imaizumi – Japan
Asta Fedaraviciute – Lituanie
Hui Liu – China
Kakuko ishii – Japan
Kela Cremachi – Italy
Raija Jokinen – Finland
Yukako Sorai – Japan
Cha Young Soon – Korea
Mitsuru Kuroki – Japan
MakikoWakisaka – Japan
Terezia Krnàcovà – Slovakia
Miki Nakamura – Japan
Minako Watanabe – Japan
Leyun Wang – China
Maria Ortega – Spain
Sandrine Pincemaille – France
Toko Hayashi – Japan
Lina Ringeliené – Lithuania
Tanikawa Tsuruko – Japan
Marie-Noelle Risack – Belgium
Elsbet Wiens – Germany
Takumi Ushio – Japan
Wu Fan – China
Magda Sobon – Poland
Marika Szaraz Luxemburg / Hungary
Some of the exhibited works
