ID: 8320

 Nancy Crow

I have made over 300 quilts. The purpose of my quilts is to make something beautiful for me but at the same time they are a means of expression representing my deepest feelings and my life experiences. In addition, my quilts are all about how I see color and color relationships; how I see shapes; and how I see line and linear movements. They are also about complexity, sadness, and hope. My style of quiltmaking is contemporary in that I want to express my experiences now and not copy old quilts. They are traditional only in that they are pieced and hand-quilted.

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ID: 6369

 Patchwork and Art Quilts Kristin Miller

Each of my quilts is original and unique, whether it is a simple medallion, an art quilt exploration, a complicated star or spiral, or a landscape or pictorial quilt. Each is sewn spontaneously, without following a pattern or copying someone else's design.

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ID: 6859

 Pia Maria Inderbitzin

lebt in Meilen und arbeitet seit 15 Jahren als freie Textilschaffende. Die intensive Auseinandersetzung mit der Lehre von Farben, Formen und textilem Gestalten bilden die Basis für ihr Fachwissen.

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ID: 6860

 Sylvia H. Einstein

Sylvia Einstein made her first quilt in 1975 to celebrate the bicentennial of the United States. She was born and educated in Switzerland and came to the U.S.A in 1965. She discovered quilting and found herself thoroughly engaged in a very American art form. She has exhibited on four continents, appeared in numerous magazines, and lectured in the USA, Europe and South Africa.

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ID: 6863

 Verena Matter

Verena Matter machte sich vor allem mit modernster Symbiose von Technik und textiler Tradition einen Namen. Ihr Spezialgebiet: Fotoquilts. Sie setzt den Computer als Hilfsmittel ein, um Fotos digital zu bearbeiten, Stoffe zu bedrucken und die Sticksoftware zu programmieren.

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