Concept of Breaking Spatial Boundaries
It moves decisively beyond the flatness of traditional embroidery. Through techniques such as padding, stacking, and cord wrapping, it creates raised contours and layers on the fabric surface, giving the patterns a three-dimensional structure akin to miniature architecture. Light falling on the undulating stitches creates natural shadows, allowing ordinary fabric to take on the visual depth of a relief sculpture and making the motifs truly "leap off the cloth."
Concept of Naturalistic Realism
The design centers on achieving a lifelike, realistic effect, using silk threads to mimic the authentic forms of the natural world-making petal edges curl slightly, leaf veins stand out in sharp relief, and the fur or plumage of animals appear full and fluffy. Techniques such as wire armatures and multi-layer stacking are employed to recreate the vibrant postures of flowers and living creatures, effectively "stitching" the vitality of nature directly into the fabric.
Concept of Tactile and Interactive Experience
It breaks the traditional limitation of embroidery being something to view from afar but never touch, inviting observers to sense the undulating texture of the stitching with their fingertips. By combining EVA foam or foam backings of varying thicknesses with embroidery threads of different strand counts, the design creates distinct tactile sensations-ranging from firm to soft-enabling direct tactile interaction between the wearer and the artwork, and imbuing the decoration with a more nuanced sensory experience.