textiles
material: cotton fabric & threads, beads, mirror
technique: inspired by Indian mirror work, this tiny piece is
embroidered on indigo dyed cotton fabric using colorful
threads, glass beads and little mirror
material: wool | woven
technique: sewing folded edges of the fabric to create 3D shaped square
surface that is rough on the face side and soft and bubbly on
the back side
material: fibers of different qualities (organic cotton, hemp, flax,
wool, dog hair), lurex yarn
technique: avocado dye, non woven, needle punch machine
material: viscose satin
technique: break-down print with pigment pastes
Print design process:
(1) Selecting a few shapes from a watercolour painting
(2) Making a pattern
(3) Designing digital pattern in b/w and halftone for texture, used for
transferring onto the screen
(4) Two colours overprint on natural linen
(5) Screen print with pink pigment paste on cotton calico
(6) Interior use for bedlinen
Using printing & dyeing textile techniques to mimick the textures and feelings of the images
original textile print
material: mercerized cotton
technique: flour reserveage with black pigment dye
original textile print
material: viscose satin
technique: screen print, break-down overprint with reactive and pigment
print pastes
original textile print
material: mercerized cotton
technique: shibori, space dyeing, break-down print with reactive dyes
and a pearl pigment dye
