Uprooted is mixed media quilt made in response to the Canadian Red Cross Quilt, highlighting the many places in the word where people are still uprooted by war.
Uprooted is mixed media quilt made in response to the Canadian Red Cross Quilt, highlighting the many places in the word where people are still uprooted by war.
The theme for this series of textile investigations is displacement from home and becoming a refugee due to war, persecution, or famine.
Describing the start of the process to create my installation which is a response to the government’s treatment of refugees
Reflections on the Unravel exhibition at the Barbican
Hiding messages in plain sight - Whitworth Gallery exhibition
Reflections on the Harewood Biennial 2022 exhibition Radical Acts: Why Craft Matters
Contributing to the Fragment of a Dress , a textile art project by Hannah Lamb to be displayed at Bronte Parsonage Museum
Reflections on a visit to the exhibition of the work of Pauline Burbidge and Charles Poulsen at Ruthin Craft Centre
adding the final touch to the WasteAge coat, a bag made from waste materials from A W Hainsworth.
What to do with the waste produced by a project that was all about using waste?
Sampling and experimenting is an important part of developing my textiles practice.
