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Three finalists from The Swedish School of Textiles in Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize
With three finalists in the competition, The School of Textiles has the second most representatives from one and the same university, after Parsons School of Design in
With three finalists in the competition, The School of Textiles has the second most representatives from one and the same university, after Parsons School of Design in New York.
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EXIT21: Virtual vernissage
The ‘Material Meetings’ exhibition of the Swedish School of Textile graduate students in textile design impressively demonstrates the role of design and material knowle
The ‘Material Meetings’ exhibition of the Swedish School of Textile graduate students in textile design impressively demonstrates the role of design and material knowledge in tackling the complexity of our life today.
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“Sustainable development should be essential”
Sustainable development should not be seen just as something “important.” It should be essential. With this approach, Romy Kaiser initiated her final thesis project on
Sustainable development should not be seen just as something “important.” It should be essential. With this approach, Romy Kaiser initiated her final thesis project on the Master’s Programme in Fashion and Textile Design, Specialisation in Textile Design. This resulted in a grant for integrating sustainable development into the thesis.
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Design with smells gives a holistic experience
Design is not just what we see and feel. Jyoti Kapur, doctorate in Textile Design at the Swedish School of Textiles, shows how it is possible to design using smells for
Design is not just what we see and feel. Jyoti Kapur, doctorate in Textile Design at the Swedish School of Textiles, shows how it is possible to design using smells for a positive overall experience of a built space.
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From textile design to print designer
Ida Linde chose to study Textile Design because the education provides a good foundation in textile materials and design and provides the opportunity to work in many di
Ida Linde chose to study Textile Design because the education provides a good foundation in textile materials and design and provides the opportunity to work in many different industries.
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Uses creative coding in design
In the recently completed project Residence X, the researchers involved wanted to investigate opportunities in clothing and fashion design to use creative coding.
In the recently completed project Residence X, the researchers involved wanted to investigate opportunities in clothing and fashion design to use creative coding.
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She is the winner of the Global Design Graduate Show
Emma Gudmundson was the winner of the category "Knit and Weave" in the international competition i-D x Artsthread, Global Design Graduate Show 2020, supported by Gucci.
Emma Gudmundson was the winner of the category "Knit and Weave" in the international competition i-D x Artsthread, Global Design Graduate Show 2020, supported by Gucci.
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Living in a house prototype as an approach to artistic research
Using seeds as a dynamic material in textile design as a natural approach towards smart textiles. This has been proposed by Svenja Keune, who recently defended her doct
Using seeds as a dynamic material in textile design as a natural approach towards smart textiles. This has been proposed by Svenja Keune, who recently defended her doctoral dissertation. Her artistic research wants to inspire us to find more sustainable ways to design – and live.
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