Bozena Wojtaszek – Country – Literature
French literature is not my forte. I know the classics but they didn’t make any strong impact on me except… yes, except Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin. “The Physiology of Taste” opened my mind and senses for food in a very broad meaning. I read it in my early twenties and (despite a little bit overwhelming impression at a first glance) I guess it really influenced my eating habits and interests for the rest of my life.
The piece is done entirely by machine, in limited neutral palette and intense quilting making all the different textures.
Detail views:
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Beautiful interpretation using a minimalist style of work.
Great that you have managed to chose a book that had such a strong influence on you. What more do you need other than coffee cheese and wine? Lovely piece.
How nice that you found a book that changed your eating habits and interests for food . This work again goes so well with your kitchen and food series. Well done.
Lovely interpretation of a book that has made such an impact on your way of eating, interests and the joys of the table. Cheers, Well done.
I knew Brillat-Savarin for the cheese that bears his name but I didn’t know he had written a book on taste !
Your piece in its simplicity sums up the essence
Great use of a limited colour palette with excellent stitching to create the details. Now I need to read the book.
Very delicate work as well as the choice of color.
The limited colour palette is just enough to create the essence of your work.
Nice quilting.
Lovely choice of colour palette and beautiful stitching to give this piece a very sophistocated and elegant feel. Well done
The minimalist style is very effective here and the use of a limited color pallete is eye-catching.
Beautiful work, fine and sophisticated. Very French. Bravo!
Very nice colour palette and minimalistic style. Great quilting too. I’ll go for the wine and cheese! I need to read that book too.