Chromatic Warrior

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Chromatic Warrior
https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/julia-muench/artwork/chromatic-warrior
Available for exhibit, completed framed and ready to hang up in a large space: airport, museum, restaurant. Constructed by sewing three layers of fabric together using a machine quilting technique. Top layer consists of pieced cotton fabrics: vintage, hand-dyed, and screen printed , added hand sewn glass beads.
49 × 67 × 0.5 in
(124.46 × 170.18 × 1.27 cm)
Julia Muench

Chromatic Warrior Is a one-of-a-kind textile artwork by fiber artist, Julia Muench, made of various hand -dyed cotton batik fabrics, sourced from Indonesia. It is sewn together and embroidered with aurifil thread from Milan Italy, with some hand sewn in glass beads. The purchase of this piece will be a means of directly contributing to the further protection and cleanup of our Ocean, and it’s inhabitants. Each of us lives by the edge of Ocean vastness. Julia Muench is a multi-disciplinary, visionary artist and creator, based in Leonardo, New Jersey. She works in various types of sustainable fiber/fabrics, repurposed fabrics, glass mosaic and other sustainable materials.

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About Julia Muench

Leonardo, NJ

…Looking and “seeing“ is an intentional act. My hope is that you, as the perceiver of my “quilt art” will also find a sense of rhythm, balance, and wonder. Julia Muench

Julia Muench is a multidisciplinary, visionary artist and creator, based in Leonardo, New Jersey. She welcomes commissions.

Julia spent her youth growing up in the South Miami area, and has lived in Monmouth County since 1995. Her deep interest in, and the study of how nature works, is a constant inspiration for her artwork. Her lifelong study of world cultures, classical music and dance is also seen as a strong influence on her creativity.

…I am very conscious about the materials I use in my work. I use scraps and repurposed fabric, as much as possible, and incorporate sustainable materials such as hemp and linen, fabrics which use much less water in the growing process. I love the tactile-ness of working with certain materials and the woven quality, which makes it somewhat flexible, yet able to maintain it’s shape….

Julia creates her vibrant fiber canvases or “textile constructions” in three layers, with embroidery, quilting, and sometimes hand sewn-beading, inside the top layer. Some of her larger pieces can take up to several months to create. For more info, you may go to:

https://www.youtube.com/c/TheWonderPieceCollection
https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/julia-muench
Https://www.artsypopups.space

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