Personal Expression and Wearable Technologies | Final Project | Fall 2005 |
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| Statement | ||||
Intent | |
a wearable – an allegory of history, culture, family, identity, belonging. |
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Aim | |
to protect the wearer, providing the grounding of identity in an object through design and material, creation and use. |
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Object | |
a bracelet, extending the length of the lower arm, created with the techniques of traditional needlepoint lace, Point de Venise or Point d'Alençon
L. Deshairs, 1906 for Art et Decoration |
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Inspiration |
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Subway art |
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place of transience, movement and diversity, attempting to create an expression universally accessible.
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| Resources | ||||
Museum | |
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston | |||
| The Metropolitan Museum of Art | ||||
On Lace | |
Definition - Lace | |||
| Structures of Lace | ||||
| Lace Book List | ||||
| In A Minute Ago | ||||
| Baroque Costumes | ||||
Tutorials | |
Beginners Tutorial | |||
| Ten Steps | ||||
| Point Lace Patterns | ||||
| Heritage Shop | ||||
| Fair Lady | ||||
| Final Output | ||||
Design | |
A fully developed work of lace is layered and textured, but always interconnected. Such are also the experiences of my life.
A central vein, system of roots or central nervous system provides the base of the design, a structure that will support all subsequent links and interactions. The bracelet is a representation of memories, connections, my story.
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