Art at the intersection of technology and nature
"I collect the world in small pieces. A piece of driftwood, an ornament from a folk costume, a weathered leaf. Everything is interpreted and recreated in a rich, tactile universe where laser and thread work side by side. With my gaze sharply focused on the close, the sensual and the overlooked, I create works where the ordinary becomes extraordinary," says Jacob Tekiela about his artistic universe.
His works are hybrid creatures: half handmade, half generated – with generative algorithms, coded embroidery and nature's own structures as co-creators. This is art you want to touch, explore and marvel at.
Biography
Jacob Tekiela (b. 1968) has a background in graphic design and digital visual arts. He is a long-time creative teacher. He has lived a life with cameras, computers and art in many forms – and today works from his studio in Rifbjerg, where he combines new technology and old techniques with sensuality and humour.
If you want to see more...
You can visit Atelier Tekiela in Rifbjerg, near Rudkøbing, where you will find a working studio and gallery.
