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Artist Statements are little stories about your piece that will tie your piece back to the theme through your chosen topic. It should cover why, what, and how this represents the topic, it should add to the understanding of the piece and help the viewer connect to your work. Try describing your piece to a […]
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Marks are lines, symbols or figures; deceptively simple yet incredibly complex. Marks have the ability to: record, define, symbolize, correct, confine or instruct. They can even create. Marks are a universal language that evolves and adapts to suit their purpose, ultimately being a tool used by time itself.
The techniques that feltmakers use to mark has also evolved and adapted to suit their purpose. There is opportunity for the feltmaker to mark felt at every stage of the felting timeline producing layered embellishments that bring depth to their personal marks.
The scarf is one of the humblest pieces of clothing but it is also one of the longest serving it has been documented since the Ancient Egyptian times. The scarf has kept us warm, aided our modesty, and mopped our sweat. But besides these functional aspects it has also marked the wearer in some way. The scarf has indicated rank, position, allegiance, and class. It is used in ceremony, ritual and rites. The scarf is timeless.
Marks are lines, symbols or figures; deceptively simple yet incredibly complex. Marks have the ability to: record, define, symbolize, correct, confine or instruct. They can even create. Marks are a universal language that evolves and adapts to suit their purpose, ultimately being a tool used by time itself.
The techniques that feltmakers use to mark has also evolved and adapted to suit their purpose. There is opportunity for the feltmaker to mark felt at every stage of the felting timeline producing layered embellishments that bring depth to their personal marks.
The scarf is one of the humblest pieces of clothing but it is also one of the longest serving it has been documented since the Ancient Egyptian times. The scarf has kept us warm, aided our modesty, and mopped our sweat. But besides these functional aspects it has also marked the wearer in some way. The scarf has indicated rank, position, allegiance, and class. It is used in ceremony, ritual and rites. The scarf is timeless.
Marks are lines, symbols or figures; deceptively simple yet incredibly complex. Marks have the ability to: record, define, symbolize, correct, confine or instruct. They can even create. Marks are a universal language that evolves and adapts to suit their purpose, ultimately being a tool used by time itself.
The techniques that feltmakers use to mark has also evolved and adapted to suit their purpose. There is opportunity for the feltmaker to mark felt at every stage of the felting timeline producing layered embellishments that bring depth to their personal marks.
The scarf is one of the humblest pieces of clothing but it is also one of the longest serving it has been documented since the Ancient Egyptian times. The scarf has kept us warm, aided our modesty, and mopped our sweat. But besides these functional aspects it has also marked the wearer in some way. The scarf has indicated rank, position, allegiance, and class. It is used in ceremony, ritual and rites. The scarf is timeless.
Marks are lines, symbols or figures; deceptively simple yet incredibly complex. Marks have the ability to: record, define, symbolize, correct, confine or instruct. They can even create. Marks are a universal language that evolves and adapts to suit their purpose, ultimately being a tool used by time itself.
The techniques that feltmakers use to mark has also evolved and adapted to suit their purpose. There is opportunity for the feltmaker to mark felt at every stage of the felting timeline producing layered embellishments that bring depth to their personal marks.
The scarf is one of the humblest pieces of clothing but it is also one of the longest serving it has been documented since the Ancient Egyptian times. The scarf has kept us warm, aided our modesty, and mopped our sweat. But besides these functional aspects it has also marked the wearer in some way. The scarf has indicated rank, position, allegiance, and class. It is used in ceremony, ritual and rites. The scarf is timeless.
Marks are lines, symbols or figures; deceptively simple yet incredibly complex. Marks have the ability to: record, define, symbolize, correct, confine or instruct. They can even create. Marks are a universal language that evolves and adapts to suit their purpose, ultimately being a tool used by time itself.
The techniques that feltmakers use to mark has also evolved and adapted to suit their purpose. There is opportunity for the feltmaker to mark felt at every stage of the felting timeline producing layered embellishments that bring depth to their personal marks.
The scarf is one of the humblest pieces of clothing but it is also one of the longest serving it has been documented since the Ancient Egyptian times. The scarf has kept us warm, aided our modesty, and mopped our sweat. But besides these functional aspects it has also marked the wearer in some way. The scarf has indicated rank, position, allegiance, and class. It is used in ceremony, ritual and rites. The scarf is timeless.
How do we take an abstract idea and turn it into a concrete project? Abstract thinking or ideas are relative. Concrete thinking or ideas are specific. Our minds often flood with interesting ideas, topics or facts but struggle with how to make something from them. Each of us will approach this process differently but here […]
Why do we have a theme? A theme brings cohesion to a group – it is the heart of the exhibition. If there is no theme it would be a disjointed collection of items that the observer probably wouldn’t connect to. The theme is usually a broad message about some aspect of life that we […]
