Every time Teresa Lima travels around the world, she transforms in art her vision of the surrounding panorama with needle and thread. By checking her series Sew Wanderlust, it easy to see that the talented artist decorates by stitching her detailed canvases visioned on places visited by her. This magnificent way of preserving memories lets her enjoy her surroundings.
Lim spends a huge amount of hours in front of sceneries and embroidering allows her to connect with the nature while the scene unfolds. Isn’t it perfect? As a lazy penguin I prefer photos (to remember places) because I can neither stich nor draw. “H/T”: frankiemagazine
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
Charles Bridge, Prague.
Amsterdam.
On her site Teresa says that her artwork “seek to blur the lines and boundaries between being an illustrator and a textile designer.”
Laufersweiler, Germany.
Tokyo.
Serpentine Falls, Perth.
Berlin, Germany
Old Town, Prague.
Toa Payoh, Singapore.
Big Ben, London.
