This unique ‘Wild Silk’ tapestry painting is made of thin strips of raw silk that are cut, then sewn one by one by hand using invisible stitches. To create this work, François Mascarello first composes the landscape on a computer, before painting it on paper. This work is then converted into fabric. The thin strips of raw silk are cut, then sewn one by one by hand, using invisible stitches. The shimmering fabric thus reinterprets the painter's gesture and gives it a new dimension, at once warm, intriguing and tactile.