Not Pink
Work commissioned by photographer Jem Southam to be shown collaboratively with four other artists’ work, together titled, Thrift
Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
Part of the traveling exhibition, Walk On; From Richard Long to Janet Cardiff, 40 Years of Art Walking, 2013
At the Centre For Sustainable Fashion's Habitat Field Day, this installation, Edgeways, explored 100 metres of London's canalside plants, through their dye possibilities.
Inevitably a mix of the artificial and the wild, this is one depiction of the huge diversity of life available in our backyards. Guests were invited to add to the map by mixing their own vials of plant dyes and to watch the colour change take place on this canvas of a 100 metre long dress.
Photograph by Ana Escobar
At the Centre For Sustainable Fashion's Habitat Field Day, this installation, Edgeways, explored 100 metres of London's canalside plants, through their dye possibilities.
Inevitably a mix of the artificial and the wild, this is one depiction of the huge diversity of life available in our backyards. Guests were invited to add to the map by mixing their own vials of plant dyes and to watch the colour change take place on this canvas of a 100 metre long dress.
Katelyn is a partner of the design collective, Here Today Here Tomorrow, along with Anna-Maria Hesse and Julia Crew. Now in its 7th season, the HTHT brand's Knitwear and jewellery collections are certified Fair Trade and hand made in Nepal. Here Today Here Tomorrow is stocked in independent shops across the UK and Europe.
The Colour of Fashion: Funding from the UAL Centre for Learning and Teaching in Art and Design to embed eco-literacy curriculum at the university by running interdisciplinary workshops and develop a natural dye handbook. Available at online.
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