I then started creating textiles and fabric samples based on friendship, identities and structures.
I made drawings and printed them on A3 paper, and made a pattern from them. Then I cut out recycled pieces of fabric and sewed them together. The first portrait was for trying out. I wanted to make an alienation of the face. The next one is about friendship and gender. I wanted to emphasize different sides of gender and sexualities. The images in the portraits are also the same. It is about acquiring common properties and taking over elements from each other.
I made drawings and printed them on A3 paper, and made a pattern from them. Then I cut out recycled pieces of fabric and sewed them together. The first portrait was for trying out. I wanted to make an alienation of the face. The next one is about friendship and gender. I wanted to emphasize different sides of gender and sexualities. The images in the portraits are also the same. It is about acquiring common properties and taking over elements from each other.
