Evelin Kasikov uses a process of which she developed called CMYK embroidery- cyan, magenta, yellow and black- which is a hand made printing process that mimics the halftone screen process. Kasikov wanted to use a slow process to complement her graphic aesthetic- where imperfections and the sense of humanity can occur, and she can be more connected to her own work.
Kasikov prepares dot screens and then replicates these into a cross-stitch pattern.
I love the idea of our computer generation translating the mechanical into something tactile injecting life into something that can not be acheived with a computer but using the digital aesthetic.
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