Artist Sheena Liam Creates Self-Portraits Using 3-D Embroidery
Mary Van Puymbroeck — May 25, 2017 — Art & Design
Sheena Liam works as an international model by day, who makes embroidered self-portraits in her spare time.
The way she portrays her hair is the most striking aspect of her work; as long, three dimensional braids or waves coming out of the fabric. This causes a disruption in the format as part of the work is displayed in two dimensions and her hair is multi-dimensional and not bound to the space like the rest of the image.
She has been posting images of her work on an Instagram account since April and fans have been flocking to the page, many looking to purchase her work. As of now, there is no outlet to purchase her work and no promise for one in the future. Instead, fans of Sheena Liam's work can admire it through their screens for the time being.
The way she portrays her hair is the most striking aspect of her work; as long, three dimensional braids or waves coming out of the fabric. This causes a disruption in the format as part of the work is displayed in two dimensions and her hair is multi-dimensional and not bound to the space like the rest of the image.
She has been posting images of her work on an Instagram account since April and fans have been flocking to the page, many looking to purchase her work. As of now, there is no outlet to purchase her work and no promise for one in the future. Instead, fans of Sheena Liam's work can admire it through their screens for the time being.
Trend Themes
1. Embroidered Hair Art - Using embroidery to create three-dimensional hair art disrupts the traditional two-dimensional format.
2. Self-portraits - Crafting self-portraits with embroidered hair offers a unique and personal artistic expression.
3. Online Art Sales - The demand to purchase Sheena Liam's embroidered art on social media platforms creates opportunities for online art marketplaces.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore incorporating embroidered hair art as a new trend in design and accessories.
2. Art - The art industry can embrace embroidered self-portraits as a disruptive innovation that brings a fresh perspective to traditional art forms.
3. E-commerce - The e-commerce industry can capitalize on the growing demand for unique art by providing platforms for artists like Sheena Liam to sell their work online.
5.1
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
