John Park Painting Live at Opening of Hello World April 20, 2013

John Park Painting Live at Opening of Hello World April 20, 2013
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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Embroderies Hardest, Alaina Varrone


Embroidery, something that could very well considered soft and delicate, but what happens when images of girls with axes, girls in coffins and nudity is embroidered?  Embroidery artist Alaina Varrone does just that.  Which is EXACTLY why she is one of the exhibiting artists of HELLO WORLD.  Because seriously...hello world..check this out.  Explore her art and see her mind and realize how cool her concepts really are.

Alaina Varrone is an embroidery artist from New Haven,Connecticut and will be showing her artwork for the upcoming Hello World exhibit opening on April 20, 2013 at The Service Station in Los Feliz.  Born in 1982 to a family of weirdos and storytellers, she uses this to guide her creativity to tell her own stories using embroidery.  She is influences by history, culture and the esoteric, with a focus on strong female characters. 

Welcome to her kingdom...






Please join us, April 20, 2013 for the opening of HELLO WORLD featuring artwork by Alaina Varrone and many other talented artists for everyone to explore.  



Fiber Fresh and Yu Cotton-Well



Hello World explores a vast array of talent including that of fiber artists.  From cross stitching, crocheting, embroidery, knitting and more...fiber artists in this show are edgy, fun and full of passion for their craft.  


Yu Cotton-well, a Hello World exhibiting artist, uses fiber as her main medium and often blends it with ordinary objects to connect the relationship between her personal life and her artwork, and also to appeal the audience with a message which is always hidden under anyone's everyday life. Her subject matters often deal with social, political, and cultural issues, but from a domestic perspective, which makes it easier for the audiences to understand and relate them to their own personal experiences. Cotton-well wishes to capture those moments in life where we pause and look inward to reflect our home, root, and even a scent from our childhood because she strongly believes that being aware of our root is an indispensable element for us to make a change in the world that we live in.

Here are some images of some exceptional work by Yu Cotten-well, enjoy and stay tuned for more...