(2007-2008)
The ideas of some projects that I have undertaken have found form as laser cut textile work. These have produced both as figurative shapes, which break out of the convention of the containment of frames and as free hanging textile banners, which in themselves are associated with activism and rallying points for communities and ideas.
> Installations
![Heatwave, laser cut textile figures, various dimensions. Installation Nature Boy exhibition, Millennium Court Arts Centre Portadown, N. Ireland, 2014]()
![Disruptive Patterns, Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm. Veil & Voids exhibition, St David’s Hall, Cardiff, 2010]()
The ideas of some projects that I have undertaken have found form as laser cut textile work. These have produced both as figurative shapes, which break out of the convention of the containment of frames and as free hanging textile banners, which in themselves are associated with activism and rallying points for communities and ideas.
> Installations
Disruptive Patterns, 2007. Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm Challenging Futures, adapting Wales to Climate change Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff. Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Cloak of Invisibility (Hidden Dragon), 2007
- 2008
Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm, Futures and Regions conference (use of Welsh language within the work-place),
Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff.
Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Cloak of Invisibility (Hidden Dragon), 2007 - 2008
Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm, Futures and Regions conference (use of Welsh language within the work-place),
Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff.
Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Invisible Cities, 2008, Laser Cut Textiles, 174 x 154 cm
Commission by Bodelwyddan Castle to celebrate art inspired by Venice
(2007 - 2008)
The ideas of some projects that I have undertaken have found form as laser cut textile work. These have produced both as figurative shapes, which break out of the convention of the containment of frames and as free hanging textile banners, which in themselves are associated with activism and rallying points for communities and ideas.
> Installations
![Heatwave, laser cut textile figures, various dimensions. Installation Nature Boy exhibition, Millennium Court Arts Centre Portadown, N. Ireland, 2014]()
![Disruptive Patterns, Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm. Veil & Voids exhibition, St David’s Hall, Cardiff, 2010]()
The ideas of some projects that I have undertaken have found form as laser cut textile work. These have produced both as figurative shapes, which break out of the convention of the containment of frames and as free hanging textile banners, which in themselves are associated with activism and rallying points for communities and ideas.
> Installations
Disruptive Patterns, 2007. Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm Challenging Futures, adapting Wales to Climate change Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff. Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Cloak of Invisibility (Hidden Dragon), 2007
- 2008
Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm, Futures and Regions conference (use of Welsh language within the work-place),
Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff.
Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Cloak of Invisibility (Hidden Dragon), 2007 - 2008
Textile Banner, 154 x 174cm, Futures and Regions conference (use of Welsh language within the work-place),
Commissioned by the Observatory of Innovation, Cardiff.
Collection of St Fagans, National Museum of History, Wales
Invisible Cities, 2008, Laser Cut Textiles, 174 x 154 cm
Commission by Bodelwyddan Castle to celebrate art inspired by Venice