Leila Farzaneh
Kinga földi, a Budapest-based textile sculptor, transforms silk into artworks that celebrate the connection between art and nature. Using the pin-tuck technique, she creates rhythmic surfaces that evoke the softness of scales and feathers, bringing to life forms inspired by flora and fauna. Her sculptures have been exhibited internationally, inviting viewers to reconnect with the natural world.
Biography
Kinga Földi is a Hungarian textile sculptor known for transforming silk into intricate sculptural forms inspired by nature. Drawing upon techniques including pin tuck construction, lace making and origami, she creates tactile works that investigate rhythm, movement and the relationship between textile practice and organic structures.
Fragmented Blossoms Bowl
Tactile Memories is a collection of handcrafted ceramics that reimagines the Persian tile tradition through a contemporary lens. Light, shadow, form, and weight converge in works that tell stories of endurance, transformation, and renewal. Inspired by the philosophy of womanhood, life, and freedom, the series explores the duality of fragility and strength, tradition and reinvention, inviting the viewer into an intimate dialogue with memory and cultural heritage.
A deep ceramic bowl with a dark base, contrasted by engraved abstract floral panels. This piece explores the beauty found in imperfection, transforming floral engraving into a poetic play of light and shadow. A work of presence and permanence.
Fragmented Blossoms Bowl, Glazed Ceramic,
34 cm × 11 cm
Resilient Bloom Chalice
Tactile Memories is a collection of handcrafted ceramics that reimagines the Persian tile tradition through a contemporary lens. Light, shadow, form, and weight converge in works that tell stories of endurance, transformation, and renewal. Inspired by the philosophy of womanhood, life, and freedom, the series explores the duality of fragility and strength, tradition and reinvention, inviting the viewer into an intimate dialogue with memory and cultural heritage.
A monumental hand-thrown double-formed chalice. A lilac-to-turquoise gradient glaze envelops layered Persian floral engravings, creating depth and movement. A sculptural expression of resilience and the celebration of life.
Resilient Bloom Chalice, Glazed Ceramic,
30 cm × 40 cm
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