Saturday, 1 February 2014


Inge Jacobsen 

Inge Jacobsen is a London photographer and artist who combines the glamour’s fashion magazines with grandmother’s crochet. His work made  with the technique of cross-stitch on glossy magazines such as Vogue and Harpeer’s Bazzar is as glamour as craft and retro, and so any number of a magazine becomes unique pieces.


Inge Jacobsen is a London-based artist who takes found images sourced from women’s high fashion magazines and pornographic online content and alters them through embroidery, cutting, and collaging.Jacobsen transforms mass-consumed images into individual commentaries on fashion, gender and marketing. She has created a series consisting of cross-stitched Vogue magazine covers. Creating all of her objects by hand, the work period for one piece averages approximately 50 hours.




                                                                                                                                                                




                 



















2 comments:

  1. interesting artist you'd presented in here...but you've mistakenly used some other artist's work in the end...the b&w photos are embroidered by Maurizio Anzeri in a collaboration for Dazed&Confused
    http://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/10468/1/it-came-from-the-sky

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  2. waww yes you are right.:) thanks to warning me actually while I am uploading the images I made a mistake :)

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