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Bullet pointing any ideas I could think of when I heard the word “ future” 

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Here I decided to take the idea about culture clothing and add that onto my main idea.

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Uyghur Muslims in Chinese concentrated camps 

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More than a million Uyghur Muslims are still imprisoned in Chinese concentration camps.

Testimony of Deputy Assistant Secretary Scott Busby Senate Foreign Relations Committee Subcommittee On East Asia, The Pacific, And International Cybersecurity Policy December 4, 2018 indicated that Chinese authorities claimed that the concentration camps are "vocational education centres" designed to help young, unemployed people in Xinjiang learn job skills and the Chinese language, distorting the fact that prestigious Uighur intellectuals and retired professionals are also held there.

Former prisoners who have since been released have described severe conditions and constant brainwashing. They claim that prisoners are forced to attend mandatory classes in which they are forced to repeat Communist slogans and perform songs in praise of the Chinese Communist Party. Failure to understand these teachings rapidly results in beatings and food restriction. Stress positions, cold cells, and sleep deprivation have all been reported in the camps. Other forms of torture or cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment, such as sexual abuse-Injections are given to women and even girls to make them infertile, and then they are raped. It’s also been reported thay they are forced to eat pork and consume alcohol which are forbidden in their religion.

One common purpose appears to get hostages  to abandon Islam and join the Chinese Communist Party. Praying and expressing common Muslim greetings, for example, are prohibited in the camps. Authorities are said to be continually monitoring captives to make sure they don't pray, even in their own beds in the middle of the night.. Praying and expressing common Muslim greetings, for example, are prohibited in the camps. Some people have claimed that they were forced to take unfamiliar medications.

The international community began to speak out about the mass internments as a result of multiple public reports based on the testimonies of brave victims and daring researchers and journalists.

From this, we can see the comparisons with the Holocaust: the Chinese government justifies their acts as educational, but they are actually Islamophobic and Nazis use racial ideology to justify their decisions. Because of the extensive media coverage and the support of like-minded countries, we don't have as much information about these camps.

At least seventy medical research programmes involving cruel and frequently lethal experimentation on human subjects were carried out in Nazi concentration camps between 1939 and 1945. These projects were carried out by established Third Reich institutions and fell into three categories: Medical treatments and medications were tested in order to improve the survival and rescue of German troops. Prisoners in Chinese detention camps were also given unidentified drugs. This leads me to believe that they are also being used as development kits. Especially since Corona originated in China and the roots of how it started are unknown. This leads me to believe that in the future, this will result in Zombie Apocalypse.

This is because zombies experiment on humans can infect the central nervous system which can drive people to be violate and causing them to behave similarly to a zombie. This is also evident in Rabies-viral disease that can drive people to be violently insane due to an infected central nervous system, according to Samita Andreansky, a virologist at the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine in Florida.

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Chronic wasting syndrome, popularly known as "zombie deer illness," had spread to 24 US states as of August 2019.

Wildlife officials in Nevada are now working to protect the sickness from spreading throughout the state. Nevada legislators approved a bill earlier this year to keep portions of certain animals out of the state in an effort to stop the spread of CWD. According to Peregrine Wolff, a Nevada Department of Wildlife veterinarian, officials are testing deceased animals and monitoring migrating elk and deer along the Utah state boundary for symptoms of the disease. Elk, reindeer, moose, and different deer species are affected by the neurodegenerative disease. It causes chaos on the minds and nervous systems of the creatures: Infected animals' bodies weaken as they lose weight quickly, and they finally become panicked, drooling, and listless, as if they were undead.As a result, the term "zombie" was developed.

There is currently no indication that it can be transmitted to people. However, "It's a disease that you can't get rid of," Dale Garner, wildlife chief for the Iowa Division of Natural Resources, told CBS Chicago. "There's no cure so far. So as long as you have deer on the landscape, and it continues to spread from animal to animal, you'll probably have more." As a result, if it spreads in animals and humans continue to consume animals, it has a risk of spreading to humans.

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Making these sculptures out of tape and paper was a fun experience for me because I'd always wanted to try sculpture.

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Picasso's first self-portrait (top) was painted when he was 15 years old. He created one of his final works in 1972, at the age of 90... The piece was titled Self-Portrait Facing Death. At the age of 90, he had reached the end of his life after many styles, years, and artistic innovations.
This prompted me to create a drawing depicting my own 'death.' However, the purpose of this self-portrait is to show half of my own being and half of my zombie self. The zombie self demonstrates that my own self is no longer alive.

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It was my first time working with oil paint. In my workshop, I learned new techniques that I was still not very good at, but after practising on canvas paper, I wanted to create something related to my work. Recently, I drew a horrific  picture in pencil and wanted to recreate it in oil paint to expand more on the drawing by recreating work inspired by my pervious work.

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When I initially saw this piece of art, I automatically assumed the context was horrific, and my initial reaction was that it looked creepy.Since it looks like the monster is 'Drooling' to feast on the little girl. When I examined at it more closely, I noticed that the girl is holding her middle finger up while holding on to the ice cream, implying that she is not afraid of the monster. Because my character in my tale is fearless and brave, the concept of fearlessness was relevant to my project. As a result, I was motivated to make my own work in which I am facing monster-zombies.

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“Growing up, I saw Night of the Living Dead; Dawn of the Dead; I Walked with a Zombie; old Hammer Film Productions films [known for its distinctly British brand of horror classics]; Count Yorga, Vampire; TheDay of the Triffids.…My dad and I used to watch a Saturday night horror show called Creature Feature, which showed horror/supernatural/sci-fi films on television. I prefer the older version of zombies, which were slower and had greenish skin. The newer ones are fast and extremely scary.

I chose Snellings' artwork because I could identify to her narrative about growing up watching horror and supernatural films. Example: Train to Busan, Kingdom, all of us are dead. I mentioned these series particularly due to the fact that they are all about zombies.This has a significant impact on my ability to contribute to my current work on the 'future' project. I particularly enjoy the series Kingdom, in which a recently deceased king awakens and a mystery plague spreads; the prince must confront a new breed of foes in revealing the great conspiracy and save his people. I want to create my own story where I am the warrior fighting the zombies.

Another reason for my increased interest in this drama series is that the characters' clothing reminds me of my own culture, which is related to my initial concept of culture. In this project, I intend to include my Kashmiri traditional outfits for my armour.

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I did a workshop in the metal studio and came up with this item, which resembled a hand protection arm guard. This inspired me to build something similar, but with my Kashmiri culture incorporated. This is also due to the fact that the characters in the series 'Kingdom,' which I recently watched, wore traditional armours.

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I produced a rough sketch of how the traditional armour should look like based on my traditional influences.

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Protective gear worn by soldiers, civilian and law enforcement agencies, security guards, body guards, and private citizens has a long history dating back to the earliest of civilisation. Armors were originally made of simpler and lighter materials like hard cloth and leather that had been purposely hardened.Our ancestors began producing a continual stream of upgrades that touched all aspects of body protection –hand shields, head protection, limb protection, and body armors – as a result of many sorts of basic natural materials being capable of protecting our bodies against bladed, blunt, or ranged weapons.

When I'm making my armour, I want to consider what it will defend me against. In my scenario, I'm making it to defend myself from zombies, therefore I chose to make something that will protect me from being "bitten" by zombies while also looking traditional.

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Liu's primary focus as a child was music. She fell in love with photography in high school, however. Liu has received honours and performed on stages all over the world as a pianist, and she presents her fantasy-inspired work in galleries and is frequently requested to "work with several legendary creatives from around the globe" as a photographer.

Because she was (and still is) a massive dork who passionately adored epic tales, folk legends, movies, and roleplaying games, Lillian Liu frequently creates fantasy photos that stress storytelling. Whether it's a film we watch whenever we're sad, a book that influenced our childhood, or a character we relate with, she believes that a good narrative awakens something in us. At least one book has shifted our outlook on the world. A great story should offer escapism as well as empowerment.

I understand her perspective since I feel that some films or books can alter our perceptions of the world. After viewing zombie-based series, particularly 'Kingdom,' I was inspired to create this idea about the future.

In this project, I chose to keep on the fantasy side in order to express my imagination rather than a realistic depiction of my content. Likewise, Liu uses painting and collages to reach a more fantasy environment, since she wants to capture the sensation of imagination.

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Mirojnick, Ellen 'loves storey telling through character design,'. Which is what I'm attempting to accomplish by creating this traditional Kashmiri armour. I want to tell a zombie apocalypse story. Almost making up a fictional story about how a mysterious plague spreads: I must face my enemies in order to protect myself.

Further research into Lillian's Liu  work revealed that the character I want to create for myself is influenced by her work. This is because I want to create a fictionalised version of myself. That will be accomplished by photographing myself in transitional armour and heavily editing the images.

Combining the work of both artists with my own ideas will allow me to create the best narrative art possible.

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My involvement in traditional clothing expanded after discovering the work of Maryam Kureish, the Kashmiri creative director of DYOT.

Her work was very appealing, and it inspired me to create something similar. However, it had to be an armour representing Kashmir.

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I didn't like the untidy lines on the material, so I removed it and replaced it with paint. Making clean lines with tape and glueing in paint to keep it in the material.

The lines were still sloppy, and the liner was broader than I wanted, so this didn't work out well. As a result, I removed it and replaced it with strings. The string made it look nice and not tacky.

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Instead, I resolved to use red string and glue it to the material, which looked much more professional.

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A bold raised knotted dot used for decorative purposes to add texture to the material's surface.

They were also utilised on a significant piece of Swiss/South German religious needlework from the 16th century, and by the next century, they were almost universally used in Jacobean crewelwork and raised work (frequently used to depict foliage or hair).I chose this particular knot because it inspired me of the embroidery found on traditional Kashmiri clothing.

The phrase 'crewel work' refers to needlework on any fabric using crewel wool threads. The term 'Jacobean' refers to the design's style, which was influenced by early 17th-century English crewel work styles.

In relation to Maryam Kureshi's work, I took inspiration from her style and incorporated it into mine by keeping the clothes simple and not too fancy with these French knots.

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Iris van Herpen is known for her darkly fantastical, futuristic aesthetic. Because of her early adoption of 3D printing technologies, she was at the forefront of the technology's introduction into the fashion industry. Van Herpen's garments are multilayered, hypnotic kinetic sculptures.

Growing up in Wamel, the Dutch fashion designer expressed herself creatively through painting, dance, and violin playing before discovering the transformative power of fashion in high school. She studied fashion design at the Arnhem Artez Institute of the Arts. Van Herpen's first collection included the brass ribs of 700 umbrellas reassembled to fashion her garments, an unprecedented move that fascinated the interest of The Groninger Museum, which offered to buy some of the collection. Van Herpen's designs have been exhibited in a number of leading European and North American museums. The Dutch artist has also worked with CERN, MIT and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on some of his most famous creations.

I aspire to be successful like her and work with large organisations like Van Herpen one day. Looking at where she is now is very motivating because she was once an ordinary girl like me, and her talent led to her success in life. This inspired me to work extra hard on this project in order to demonstrate my talent with the costume I created.

As a result, drawing inspiration from Lillian liu photography skills. Next I edited these photographs of my self to fit in with my theme.

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The goal of these transitions is to show how my armour looks before and after I put it on. Influencers on tiktokers who make transitional tiktoks inspired this. Carlotit was the inspiration for this tiktok. Her transitions were really flawless, and I studied her tutorials to learn how to do them.