Transformations Photorealism in Thread

We are so varied in our ways of understanding. It is our interpretation that makes us creatively unique. Once a situation becomes a photograph, the real story has already shifted. When transferring it to textile, it changes again. Threads and colour are to a textile artist as words are to a writer and light is to a photographer.

A COLLABORATION OF TEXTILE ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

Viennese Building, hand screen printed on linen, turned into an artwork | wall hang.

Dijanne Cevaal - Linocut

This has been an exciting project to be a part of in that it offers an opportunity to collaborate with the work of another artist. In the first instance there are the photographs of Reece Scannell which have been translated into a screen print, more...

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This piece presents the immutable railway station (Gare Saint Lazare) juxtaposed with the sculptured station clocks. Together, these structures modulate the never ending comings and goings - the ebb and flow of time and travelers.

Jan Frazer Artworks

Jan’s quilting experience began more than 35 years ago in Knoxville Tennessee. Jan takes inspiration for her quilts from the natural beauty of her beach side suburb, from architecture, gardens and even art pieces in a gallery. Jan utilises a number of techniques in her quilt making, more...

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Lust I Must, small wall hand | colorful and heavy stitched.

Dale Rollerson - Hand Stitch

After a lot of soul searching and brain storming, she decided to create a fun interpretation using assorted machine and hand stitching and her love of colourand texture. Lust was the immediate response which came to her as she stitched away more...

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Small Wall Hang Artwork, Techniques used are: Broderie perse, painting, machine appliqué, hand stitched and machine embroidery, plus heat stressing and heat cutting.

Kay D. Hearland - Multimedia

Kay wanted to celebrate Reece’s work as well as enhancing and adding to the images with various embellishments and to bring out or emphasise emotional and key aspects in the pieces more...

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Merman Wall Hang | painted, hand stitched and cross striched.

Saffron Craig - Embellishments

Painter and textile artist working with ink on linen fabric. Most often her works are born from an exploration of colour, observing the pigment as more...

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Originally a scene of statues in a garden in a Viennese palace. Now an embellished elephants head. This evocative piece radiates sadness of the elephants plight in its beautiful. Wall Hang.

Sue de Vanny - Mixed Media

Here’s a sample of what textile artist Sue de Vanny can do with a Reece Scannell photo textile panel. It’s amazing. Originally a scene of statues in a garden in a Viennese palace. Now an embellished elephants more...

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Reece Scannell’s screen printed photo shows two chained slaves as they express highly contrasting emotions and I Decorate, painted and made an Art Quilt| The Dying Slave.

Julie Haddrick - Design & Teacher

Her decorative and her thread rich textiles are complex and quite unique. A multi award winning artist, Julie is passionate about art, textiles and teaching, exhibiting widely; her art quilts touring in juried exhibitions worldwide. Recently, more...

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Artwork Wall Hang | The Earth Without Art | Materials: I used a single Reece Scannell Panel, hand prints, plain cotton and free motion quilting with cotton thread.

Jenny Bowker - Quiltmaker

I have always loved the strength and elegance of Reece Scannell’s images on linen in their beautiful blacks, whites and neutrals. I know people can criticise work derived from photography as there is an assumption more...

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This exhibition explores the imagination and creativity of eight highly-acclaimed Textile Artists

Each was given a Reece Scannell photographic image on linen. There were no words, and the images were ambiguous. Their task was to create their own story through preferred mediums and textile applications.

Each has chosen different techniques to tell their tale. Each of these works says as much about the art as it does about the artist. As a photographer, I have worked on some amazing projects. I have been widely published and exhibited with many prestigious organizations. This has been one of the most fascinating and rewarding collections I have worked on to date.