This project was all about research in terms of textile development. I took the concept of my family memories and then I had to figure out a way to turn that into a fabric. There was a lot of experimenting with resin casting for embellishments and PVC printing. I like the way the PVC printing turned out and ended up using this for the final.
The process pages about my parents stories are up next!
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hehe. i'm slightly frustrated here: already tried to comment for a few times on your brilliant work! so cool and inspiring to see how you combine your personal story, healing with the process of designing a fabric/outfit, very cool :) loved the sentence in your other post: In the beginning of each class I would hear, "Process is about experimenting so experiment!" When in reality what they actually meant was, "highly curate each page so it looks pretty." so true.. i always love imperfections etc but then you run the risk of being seen as someone that cannot really judge whether someone is good or not.. ahwell.. complicated things.. i think you're doing a wonderfull job. Btw, a few weeks ago i was at MOMU, the fashion museum in antwerp.. aside from a wonderfull exhibition on changing silhouets/christobal balenciaga one of the students work was exhibited: Charlotte Pittoors with her collection 'how to catch a fish' your inspiration pages remind of her work as shown there!
hehe. i'm slightly frustrated here: already tried to comment for a few times on your brilliant work! so cool and inspiring to see how you combine your personal story, healing with the process of designing a fabric/outfit, very cool :) loved the sentence in your other post: In the beginning of each class I would hear, "Process is about experimenting so experiment!" When in reality what they actually meant was, "highly curate each page so it looks pretty." so true.. i always love imperfections etc but then you run the risk of being seen as someone that cannot really judge whether someone is good or not.. ahwell.. complicated things.. i think you're doing a wonderfull job. Btw, a few weeks ago i was at MOMU, the fashion museum in antwerp.. aside from a wonderfull exhibition on changing silhouets/christobal balenciaga one of the students work was exhibited: Charlotte Pittoors with her collection 'how to catch a fish' your inspiration pages remind of her work as shown there!
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