The back holds the record.
A vertical field, then the close detail.
The back of the jacket lets the patchwork read as a single vertical field before the eye reaches the joins. White running stitches keep the construction present rather than hidden.
Across the five supplied images, that field continues onto the front and sleeve. This is a close reading of placement and stitch from the photographs, not a process history or an endorsement.
Published with permission for this five-image website feature. No quotation, additional stills, altered overlay or unapproved crop is used.
Read the placement.
The dark patches make a long axis down the jacket; the light thread interrupts it with a second, smaller rhythm.
The stitches stay visible at the patch edges, making the points of attachment part of the surface.
The remaining images move from macro detail to front, patch placement and sleeve, keeping each view close to the same garment.
Close reading of the five supplied photographs. No process claims are inferred beyond what the sequence visibly shows.
Maker & construction.
- Materials
- Tan work jacket, dark textile patches and white thread visible in the supplied photographs.Image sequence; description limited to what is visible.
- Technique
- Hand-sewn running stitches hold patches across the back, front and sleeve.Image sequence; description limited to what is visible.
- Publication
- Published with permission. Maker and image credits accompany the work.