Dans
le cadre de l’édition 2013 de la triennale des arts textiles de Hangzhou,
Chine, Kinor Jiang invité des éditions du FITE présente au musée Zhejiang l’exposition
“Digital
Jacquard: Mythologies”
« Le
tissage Jacquard est l'une des techniques de tissage des
plus anciennes et des plus sophistiquées.
Aujourd'hui,
l’informatisation couplée à cette technique offre des possibilités illimitées créant des textiles fascinants. Le Jacquard numérique
est largement utilisé pour la mode
et l'ameublement. Cette exposition
présente plus de 60 œuvres de six
artistes de renommée internationale : Junichi Arai, Louise
Lemieux Bérubé, Philippa
Brock, Lia Cook, Wen-Ying Huang, et
Liz Williamson. »
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Under the 2013 edition of the Triennial of fiber
art in Hangzhou, China, Kinor Jiang present
in Zhejiang Art Museum
the exhibition “Digital
Jacquard: Mythologies”
“Jacquard weaving is one of the oldest and most
sophisticated types of textile technology. There is a wide array of Jacquard
textiles that showcase elegance and unique beauty. Today, the combination of
computerised design and Jacquard technique creates unlimited possibilities for
fascinating textiles. As a result, digital Jacquard is widely used for fashion
and home furnishing, and has emerged as a shining area of fibre art. This
exhibition presents more than 60 works of six internationally renowned artists,
including Junichi Arai, Louise Lemieux Bérubé, Philippa Brock, Lia Cook,
Wen-Ying Huang, and Liz Williamson, who are at the forefront of the cutting
edge of the art by using the magical Jacquard technique, designing works of art
in various forms, patterns, textures, and weaves to express their broad themes.”
© Daniel Frydman 
