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A box I made in third year imprinting her hair into the metal. Maybe I should explore boxes and ideas around sentimentality.

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Layered patterns and different papers, exploring texture, layering and colour 

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Layered patterns and different papers, exploring texture, layering and colour 

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Paper Models inspired by hand drawn mazes. 

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Paper Models inspired by hand drawn mazes. 

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This sample was inspired by the labyrinth pattern. I tried to make a 2D pattern 3D. I like the shapes created but am not keen on the leather.

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A silver brooch made for my grandma before she passed away. Sandblasted silver

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How can I create swirling maze like forms

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Thinking about the different shapes and patterns that remind me of home.

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I would like to explore different shapes and patterns inspired by floor plans of my childhood home.

Look at reflecting shapes, mirroring and layering these patterns

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Collection of flower petals from lockdown 

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Collection of flower petals from lockdown 

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Memories of home. Documentation of a time, place and memory.

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Annie Alber will always be incredibly relevant to my own studio work and practice. I really love these patterns as they remind me of mazes and are an interesting response to repeated pattern. I especially like how the pattern is imprinted into the paper - this has a big connection to the press former.

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I would like to explore further sandblasting. Creating different patterns and shapes. I really like the subtly to it and how it relates to positive and negative space.

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Patterns created by reflecting and mirroring my drawings from my labyrinth rug 

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Patterns created by reflecting and mirroring my drawings from my labyrinth rug 

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Big link to Labyrinths and mazes. Lock down and being back in your childhood bedroom. Childhood memories.

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Labyrinths are important! Think about the shapes and swirling forms, the ideas of mazes, secrecy and the history to them.

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Swirling forms - think about exciting and interesting materials

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inspired by layering patterns, floor and garden plans and interesting textures.

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Domestic Everyday Objects

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Working with leather

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Score and Fold Project - inspired by cobweb valentines

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Maria Sole designs and makes jewellery made from up-cycled leather. Her jewellery explores wearable architecture.

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Ganni's Project "Home is where the heart is"

Isabella Bonde's submission - Coloured cotton fabric, acrylic paint and some colours made from leaves and flowers collected. Inspired by creating a home within yourself, like creating a space in your imagination thats yours only, where all dreams and thought are allowed.

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Layer it, Rotate it, Spin it, Build around it, Repeat it, Mirror it, Cut into it, Explore the objects shadows, Imprint it, Twist it,

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What I want to explore -  Domestic spaces and Floor plans of personal spaces. What shapes inspire me, think about repeated pattern, illusions, mazes. Geometrical Pattern.

How can this relate to 3D objects? the shapes of different spaces lifted into a vessel shapes. Lines cut into material then when lifted create 3D shapes. Repeated shapes slotted together.

How can you Document this?  Think about capturing shadows of space on Cyanotype Paper, creating my own repeated patterns then folding them up.

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repeating swirl pattern

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This series was inspired by one of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. stained glass windows.

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sentimentality, home and memory

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Damian Ortega has replicated floor plans of modernist apartment buildings from around the world using cow leather. The resulting cut-outs are installed as hanging sculptures. Each work’s title gives the name of the building, its date of completion, architect and location.These residential apartments were conceived to replace existing ineffective city housing with egalitarian structures.

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Tortillas Construction Module
Domestic objects into 3D
geometrical sculptures

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Kathleen Reilly is a Scottish artist and metalworker. By writing poetry she observes and absorbs fleeting moments and unconscious actions within her every day. Key texts are chosen and abstracted to form tangible outcomes. As she associates her writings with the physical world, memories are awoken and juxtapositions formed. Reilly plays with the semiotic qualities of her objects that seemingly flux between circumstance.

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In creating their work, these women further developed a way of making that is very different from any other conventionally-known means and has only been used by a handful of artists.

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Frances Priest is an Edinburgh-based artist. Her current work explores cultural histories of ornament and decoration through collections of ornately drawn and coloured ceramic objects. She combines a studio-based practice with site-specific projects, residencies and commissions, exploring interwoven elements of place and community through drawing and making.

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How he uses colour and pattern to depict garden design, I could also do with my own personal spaces, bedroom, home, garden