Textiles in Practice ‘Living it’
Screening
My work was displayed on the corridor
screen (exterior of MMU’s Mable Tylecote building) which is visible to those quickly
passing by. The digital format looked professional although I would have preferred the actual work being presented as well so people
could view it first-hand and close-up. This would offer a clear idea of the
fabric, design and finer details which are all important in textile pieces. Several of my photographs were portrait and did
not fill the widescreen, therefore appearing less impressive or striking as a
larger image. To resolve this I could have photographed my work differently
so it was a suitable size, or combined two prints to create a landscape image.
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| Screening: Glass sculpture Proposal |
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| Screening: Sliding Doors Proposal |
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20/20 Secret Garden MCR
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| Starting Point - Explanation of Work |
The group 20/20 is a collaboration
of two interior design and two fashion students who aimed to make Manchester’s
Northern Quarter a green place whilst bringing the community together. To achieve
this, 20/20 planted watering cans around the area which formed a trail leading
to their secret garden. The decorated watering cans looked charming hanging
from traffic lights and shop doorways, as the blossoming flowers and ornate writing
contrasted the city location. Their
Garden installation was a homely and relaxed place to socialise, with the hand-painted
butterflies and toadstool seats adding a touch of nature whilst creating a
magical and enchanting atmosphere.
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| Watering Can Trail |
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| Finishing Point - Secret Garden |
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