Fiber Sculpture with Jacqueline Mallegni | Santa Fe

SHAPING SPACE WITH FLAX FIBER DEMONSTRATION
Jacqueline Mallegni is a fiber artist who creates minimalist sculpture with an Asian aesthetic and sensibility. She makes handmade paper with kozo and flax fiber that are used in her constructions along with silk, sumi ink, indigo, kakishibu and kibiso.
Jacqueline teaches fiber art workshops in Santa Fe, NM and the San Francisco Bay Area.
www.mallegni.com

[@perreaultdanielle7230]

Beautiful!! Thank you very much!👏👋

[@heksedansd.2919]

The endresult it so beautiful!❤

[@lizzieb.4160]

Where do you find the fibers for this? Silk, bamboo, flax? Your work is beautiful☺️

[@gemmalypotter]

Love it! Where do I get the pva glue and what brand do you suggest?

[@221b-Maker-Street]

This is lovely! Thank you.

[@marie-lauredechauton6756]

Belle découverte et superbes créations!!! Merci pour votre partage!

[@lauradearmond9998]

Love your video.. this is very unique. It’s delicate and fantasy…❤

[@diannefitzmaurice9813]

Very much the same as silk fusion. Would have liked to know how much water to glue to make the solution. Very nice. Would make a nice lampshade .

[@xinranwang1592]

what is the name of the blackboard you used?

[@lisbethbredgaard7835]

That flax fibers looks beautiful!

[@krisztinabuza7561]

beautiful !

[@陆泳帆]

So amazing! Which glue solution are you using?

[@CultureVulture18]

陆泳帆 I’m not sure what kind of glue that the artist used. You might be able to reach out to her. I will see if I can find her email address for you.

[@CultureVulture18]

I’m not sure where the artist bought the PVA glue. You might want to reach out to her directly. I will see if I can find her email address so that you can reach out to her directly. I’m sorry that I’m unable to provide more info.

[@CultureVulture18]

The artists name is Jacqueline Mallegni. She has a studio and lives in Santa Fe New Mexico. Here is her website and perhaps you can find her contact info on her website: www.mallegni.com

[@陆泳帆]

@@CultureVulture18 Thank you so much! That's helpful!

[@geridugas8745]

Jacqueline, can you tell me what type of screen are you using? A regular window screen?

[@CultureVulture18]

I’m not Jacqueline, I’m Michelle and I made the video. As I recall, I believe it was a window screen (not metal). Hope this helps. Geri, I believe Jacqueline’s website is listed and you may want to reach out to her and ask her directly.

[@danielletanner9076]

As long as it’s not porous, the glue won’t stick to it . I found something with holes at the $ store.

[@danielletanner9076]

It would probably work with wool and silk fiber too?

[@diannefitzmaurice9813]

You don't need glue to make a similar outcome for wool as you can make felt with just soap and water and some agitation. The fusion process like this uses glue when the fibers cannot be felted or fused naturally . But there are lots of books on the silk fusion technique . Likely some you tube videos as well . I believe Treenway Silk has one.

[@donnadees1971]

But the Lacey edges are ruined, by the pleating.

[@shirleyclanton2730]

I have a question, however it looks like she never answers anyone.

[@Crisferusa]

Please note ...Jacqueline Mallegni doesn't answer anyone here because she didn't upload this video to start with... just saying