Clarity of lines and definiteness of forms — textile art objects of an artist from the USA (Photo)

Art objects from textiles that look like armor, suits and vessels for water from the Middle Ages are the work of the talented artist from the USA Kay Han. They are original and extraordinary. Some greatness is traced in them.

Kate Khan’s creativity is unpredictable. Starting an object, she does not fully know what will happen in the end. Only the realization that the final touch is already “put on” stops her, according to the artist’s website.

Despite the fact that in the American's work one can see the clarity of lines and the definiteness of forms, they also have a fair share of creativity. This sets Kate's creations apart from the work of colleagues and elevates them to the rank of textile art. Some of the art objects created by the artist are museum exhibits of galleries and museums with a worldwide reputation.

Earlier it was reported about hobby of a Seattle artist — knitting. But knitting is not easy, but with the help of glass. She creates unusual art objects that look like glass knit.