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SCAF Emerging Artists 2022 Exhibition Catalogue

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Her final piece evolved as she experimented with joining<br />

together threads and fabrics using a wide range of processes<br />

and materials. These processes included painting, hand<br />

embroidery, wrapping, freehand machine embroidery and<br />

distressing with a heat gun. The materials I have incorporated<br />

include wire, threads, wool tops, lutrador, tyvek, bondaweb,<br />

kunin felt (made from recycled plastic bottles), water soluble<br />

fabric and vylene.<br />

The overall form is spherical with a small sphere of threads in<br />

the centre. <strong>Emerging</strong> from the centre are layers of individual<br />

circle of fabrics and threads attached to wrapped wire stems.<br />

As the threads and fabrics are joined together their density,<br />

intensity and complexity increase resulting in a large sphere.<br />

The individual pieces can now be seen as a solid entity. The<br />

spherical form is suspended from the ceiling. This hints at the<br />

form of the earth and the global story of immigration.<br />

This project has enabled her to develop her creative practice<br />

as she consolidates her theoretical understanding of a sense<br />

of place and adapts her work to a more global context. The<br />

project has challenged Jane on a technical level as she has<br />

brought together two techniques that she has been working<br />

on separately; creating abstract textile sculptures and creating<br />

2D experimental textile pieces. It combines the solid form and<br />

blocks of colour of her sculptures with the more delicate and<br />

intricate lines and patterns of freehand machine embroidery to<br />

create a unique response to the theme of synergy.<br />

<strong>Emerging</strong> Artist <strong>2022</strong> Award<br />

www.scafemergingartist.co.uk

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