If you’ve ever picked up a paintbrush, you know that using paint to recreate natural shapes is already quite difficult. So you can imagine just how complex the same task becomes when you’re using a needle and thread to imitate the wonders of nature and space.
The Belarusian artist Yuliya Krishchik works primarily in embroidery, but she goes far beyond traditional flowers or other simple patterns when creating her art pieces. Using her signature embroidery techniques, Yuliya Krishchik stitches dreamy landscapes that combine vibrant fields or gardens with colorful galaxies and planets in the background. Imaginary and fantastical they may be, but these landscapes look so bright, detailed, and three-dimensional that they’re like a little window into a parallel universe!
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