Artist Robert Davidovitz’s amazing work is a combination of paint and hand-weaving. He extrudes strands of acrylic paint that – when dry – are woven like thread. The geometric textiles pop with color and texture. Have a look at his full portfolio, here.
-From an interview with World of Threads Festival
Robert Davidovitz C.V. here.
A good piece about Davidovitz on Huffington Post, here.
Categories: Textile Art
Canadian Art Junkie 
I hope he makes a nice hat.
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Nice!
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Make sure it’s still there before you go, although they always have some kind of good art.
Feel for you.
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Fascinating! I like the woven rainbow best!
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Yep, the rainbow is great. Would love to see it up closer. It’s from the Gladstone Hotel.
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Oh, I’ll stop in and see it. It’s just up the street from my hood. I get a couple extra days off next week due to actor availability issues, and I’ll try and treat myself then. I’m trying to write a new post, but I’m absolutely wiped out as we hit mid project. I can’t seem to get further than the corner store.
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Fascinating – I think I’ll be playing with my food the next time I make spaghetti for dinner . . . I am inspired!
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Took me a moment to get that one. Great idea.
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so clever!
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Yes, and what a process it must be to create the strands of paint.
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Oh, I love the colors and texture! Happy art!
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Happy in many ways: Reminds me of the vinyl-strip weaving we did as kids at our cottage.
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