Intrigued by the power of language, Rosalind Wyatt is a British artist who loves words. Her practice combines text and textile, abstract mark making, large brush calligraphy, and her own specialised technique of ‘writing with a needle.’
This episode explores Rosalind’s stitch commissions: from a handstitched handkerchief celebrating a wedding anniversary, to an Edwardian bodice for heritage brand Fortnum & Mason.
Intrigued by the power of language, Rosalind Wyatt is a British artist who loves words. Her practice combines text and textile, abstract mark making, large brush calligraphy, and her own specialised technique of ‘writing with a needle.’
This episode explores Rosalind’s stitch commissions: from a handstitched handkerchief celebrating a wedding anniversary, to an Edwardian bodice for heritage brand Fortnum & Mason.
Rosalind Wyatt is studio-based textile and calligraphy artist in London. She has developed her own technique of ‘writing with a needle’ combining text and textile where she hand stitches, by sight, the handwriting of an individual onto a garment. Rosalind works across the worlds of film and fashion, design, and art. Recent projects include couture hand embroidered garments for Burberry UK and stitched lab coats for The Institute of Cancer Research. Her work is shown in galleries and museums around the world.