Aerial embroidery with a message - in pictures
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A collection of embroidery works by Canadian artist Danielle Currie whose work is inspired by satellite images of the ocean. Photo: Danielle Currie -
Danielle Currie's swirling designs are absorbing, gently provoking thought on the uniqueness of our waters. Photo: Danielle Currie -
Cascading swirls in myriad shades of blue, green and the occasional brown characterise Danielle Currie’s embroidery art. Photo: Danielle Currie -
Danielle Currie says she enjoys looking at satellite imagery and maps for inspiration. Photo: Danielle Currie -
Indian embroidery artist Diti Baruah finds inspiration in her home state of Assam, in north-east India. Photo: Diti Baruah -
Dawki in Meghalaya, north-east India, by Diti Baruah. Photo: Diti Baruah -
The Dzuko valley on the border of Manipur and Nagaland in north-east India. Photo: Diti Baruah -
A krisnachora tree by Diti Baruah. Photo: Diti Baruah -
Lohit town in Arunachal Pradesh. Photo: Diti Baruah -
A view of Margherita town in Assam, India. Photo: Diti Baruah -
Chandubi Lake in Assam, India. Photo: Diti Baruah -
Franklin Park in Boston by Clara Bowe. Photo: Clara Bowe -
Central Park in New York City by Clara Bowe. Photo: Clara Bowe -
Californian artists Ashley Victoria Owen with some of her work. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen -
Ashley Victoria Owen weaves messages about sustainability into her work. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen -
Owen's 'early spring forest'. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen -
Black swallow tail eggs. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen -
Mountainscapes with forest lakes. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen -
A metal pendant featuring a corpse flower and fungi by Ashley Victoria Owen. Photo: Ashley Victoria Owen
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