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2 days ago · Step into the captivating world of Cécile Davidovici, where threads weave tales of time, objects, and wistful reminiscences. Nestled in the heart of Paris, this embroidery virtuoso transforms mere fabric and thread into mesmerising narratives that dance between stillness and vibrancy. Cécile Davidovici is truly able to sew life into her art.
Cécile Davidovici: An Interview With The Self Taught Embroiderer. On the occasion of her new exhibition at the EST Galerie, the self-taught embroiderer opens up about her journey and her inspirations. 10.15.2023 by L'Officiel Paris. Can you tell us more about your background, and how your artistic vocation was revealed?
Jan 11, 2024 · Davidovici's unique approach involves using 3D models for detailed embroidery rendering. Her works, rich in texture and color, explore themes of time and nostalgia. Cécile Davidovici, a Paris-based artist, has redefined the boundaries of embroidery art. Her latest series, "La Vie Silencieuse," or "The Silent Life," presents a stunning dialogue ...
Jan 4, 2024 · French artist Cécile Davidovici has collaborated with film director David Ctiborsky in a series titled La Vie Silencieuse, or “The Silent Life,” which transforms still life scenes into embroidered masterpieces. Each of these still lifes was produced first as a 3D model by Ctiborsky, after which, Davidovici would embroider the images.
French artist, Cécile Davidovici (b.1987) started her artistic journey as a filmmaker. After studying history of art in Paris and filmmaking in New York City, she wrote and directed movies that have been displayed at festivals throughout the world. Following her mother's death, Davidovici felt a need to replace images and sound with physical ...
Artist Statement: After completing drama and theatre studies, french artist, Cécile Davidovici attended a film school in New York City. The movies she wrote and directed there have been shown at festivals over the world, some receiving multiple awards. A common thread ran through them all: exploring the link between innocence and illusion.
Cécile Davidovici on developing a new form of communication, navigating a collaborative practice, & finding inspiration in a diverse range of artists. facebook icon twitter
