''Like the faithful weaver depicted in Homer's
Odyssey who wove textiles by day and unravelled them at night, Krough's work disappears as soon as the lights are turned off.''
>This is a beautiful example of the old and the new coming together to make us say 'woah'.
This traditional 'Flora motif' was commissioned by the city council of Kolding, Denmark. The neon tubes are used to embroider the external building; They light up at night to create a light show.
The neon embroidery is used to make harmony with the Interior and Exterior. It also makes me think of Graffiti but in a more sophisticated and impressive way.
Krough's work crosses the lines between Art, Technology and Textile design and despite working with high tech materials she stays true to traditional Textiles. She says of her own work that working with highly advanced fibres still means she uses the same simple weaving techniques and that she finds it fascinating to rely on old craftsman techniques to take new materials to the cutting edge...
...I like her !