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2023, Saint-Petersburg

Gariban Printing on Fabric

Gariban printing is often associated with paper, but it can also be used to print on fabric. By carving the stencil and hand-printing with ink, the texture of the fabric creates soft bleeding, rough edges, and subtle variations that cannot be reproduced digitally. Each print becomes slightly different, embracing imperfection as part of the process. ExperimentalPrintIn this work, I explored how the characteristic lines and layered colors of Gariban interact with textile fibers.