Embroidered Photography by Diane Meyer
Diane Meyer is an American artist whose work is a beautiful amalgamation of embroidery and photography, resulting in a series of images where the viewer is forced to question what is being seen, how we view our world, as well as our memories of people, places, occasions and events. Diane is an acclaimed artists, with her work being displayed both nationally and internationally, as well as being the recipient of numerous art fellowships, grants, and residences.
A selection of Diane’s work from “Time Spent That Might Otherwise Be Forgotten” are currently on display at the George Eastman Museum here in good old Rochester, NY for the exhibit A Matter of Memory: Photography as Object in the Digital Age (you can find a couple of images from that project, as well as images from the project “Berlin, in this post), which runs until this coming Sunday, January 29th.
Follow Diane on Instagram , check out the exhibit at the George Eastman Museum if you’re within driving distance of Rochester, and head over to Diane’s website.
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