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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"textile practice"”.

  1. NOMAD ART Traversing smooth and striated spaces in textile practice

    This practice-led research explores textile-making as a form of nomadic art through the lens of Deleuze and Guattari’s concept of “nomadology.” The study investigates the dynamic between “smooth” spaces (exemplified by boundless deserts where nomads dwell) and “striated” spaces (characterised by …

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  2. Skin Stories: Charting and Mapping the Skin. Research using analogies of human skin tissue in relation to my textile practice.

    The practice based research SKIN STORIES:: CHARTING AND MAPPING THE SKIN deals with issues across the fields of art, design, technology, biology and material science. In an attempt to bridge the gap between aesthetics and technology by investigating the potential of new and industrial materials, …

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  3. An investigation into the learning experience of textile designers and makers: examining the relationship between experiential learning and 'intelligent making'.

    This thesis examines the relationship between textile craft practice and Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning. The nature of craft practice has been described as 'Intelligent Making'. The aims were to investigate the term 'Intelligent Making' and construct a framework of the learning experience, …

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  4. An examination of handtextile practice within commercial, artistic and digital contexts reconfigured through visible mending

    Hidden work carried out by women in this practice-based study examines connections between hand skills in current practice through darning and mending to re-configure moving image and textile artifacts. This research adopts an auto ethnographic and practice-based methodology prioritising a …

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