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Morley College Textiles Foundation End of Year Show

 A few pictures of my final project ‘A Quilt As Sculpture’, for my textiles course at Morley College….see below for the exhibition text.


A Quilt As Sculpture

 

I wanted to delve deeper into my quilting practice and explore the inherent qualities of a quilt and play with the functional, traditional way a quilt is made and considered.

I began with the following statements to work against,

 

A quilt is a flat object

A quilt is a soft object

A quilt is a sewn whole piece

A quilt usually has three layers

A quilt is not seen through

 

An important consideration for me was to use only used or recycled fabrics.

 

I looked at the work of artists Caroline Broadhead, El Anatsui, Paul Hayes and traditional Mola textiles for inspiration during the making of this project.



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