neckpieces

http://genevievegraham.wordpress.com/2010/07/20/fabric-chains/

neckpieces

http://ehdknits.com/page/4/

jewellery inspiration

http://bigchunkyjewellery.co.uk/ethical/handmade/unusual-chunky-neckwear/attachment/olympus-digital-camera/

updated collection

starting to develop line up and colours.fabric combinations

http://www.dianagoh.com/2009/09/natures-skeletons.html

textile placement ideas

final colours updates

fabrics, threads, wools

Lucio Fontana

The Italian artist Lucio Fontana was born in Rosario di Santa Fé in Argentina as the son of Italian immigrants on February 19, 1899

Displayed text from MoMA below:

2006

By slashing the center of his canvases, Fontana allowed three–dimensional space to intrude into an otherwise two–dimensional surface. Fontana first introduced perforations within his works in 1949 and referred to these as "spatial concepts." He then began slashing his canvases in the early 1950s and added the term "Expectations" to the title. While these works immediately conjure acts of violence and iconoclasm, Fontana claimed "I have constructed, not destroyed."

1960. Slashed canvas and gauze

www.moma.org/collection/

ASSEMBLAGE - COLLAGES

ASSEMBLAGE ARE ARTIST SCULPTURES CREATED FROM OBJECTS FROM THE COAST

ABOVE ARE FROM A RANGE OF ARTIST
NAMES ADDED LATER

Christo and Jeanne-Claude

SOURCED FROM A RANGE OF ONLINE/BOOKS

Christo and Jeanne-Claude

Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Wolfgang Volz, Paul Goldberger

www.christojeanneclaude.net/major_coast.shtml

Christo and Jeanne-Claude: the Würth Museum collection By Dieter Ronte, Museum Würth, Trust for Museum Exhibitions

development of samples

colour moodboard selection

samples so far

ss richard montgomery

the sea