Comments
and kind thoughts
These are some of the comments of those who have seen these pieces of art:
"Your tapestries are beautiful and certainly look different from what are used to seeing here in New Zeeland. The shapes are wonderful."
"I visited your site. Congratulations, your tapestries are beautiful"
"Thank you for introdusing us to your beautiful tapestries"
"I find your work fresh and exciting. It stimulates my imagination."
"Your tapestries are great. I like Icar the most."
"I am delight to see such a great woven art! I am so inspired now to go back to my first love, 3Dimensional scluptural tapestry. Thank you very much!"
"I find your work very interesting"
The tapestries that you have created are really wonderful. Surely there are few people at this moment to understand the contemporary art as profoundity as you do.
We have used one photo of your tapestry and I think it gives the cover 2003 Diary wonderful impact.
The list can continue, visit this site, and mail your opinion to alexandrinaz [at] yahoo.com. Thank you!
"I visited your site. Congratulations, your tapestries are beautiful"
"Thank you for introdusing us to your beautiful tapestries"
"I find your work fresh and exciting. It stimulates my imagination."
"Your tapestries are great. I like Icar the most."
"I am delight to see such a great woven art! I am so inspired now to go back to my first love, 3Dimensional scluptural tapestry. Thank you very much!"
"I find your work very interesting"
The tapestries that you have created are really wonderful. Surely there are few people at this moment to understand the contemporary art as profoundity as you do.
We have used one photo of your tapestry and I think it gives the cover 2003 Diary wonderful impact.
The list can continue, visit this site, and mail your opinion to alexandrinaz [at] yahoo.com. Thank you!
As a child, I was a big admirer of artists who succeeded, through their art, to give life to wood, stone or canvas.
I wanted to experience it myself but the family tradition was stronger than me. So I became an engineer, expressing my creativity by melding metal.
Years later my first love claimed its right and I graduated the Folk Art School, the sculpture department.
