BAA
HOW to get closer and interact with the animals who grow one of the most wonderful natural material called WOOL on their bodies AND HOW to be as EMPATHIC to them as they are to us?
Do I know where the wool of my jumper is from? Where lives the SHEEP who worn it before me? Who or what sheared the wool?
If you haven't hang with the sheep for a while you can spend a visual moment with my friends of this page.
Pictures taken from different places in Finland 2018-2019.
BAA
HOW to get closer and interact with the animals who grow one of the most wonderful natural material called WOOL on their bodies AND HOW to be as EMPATHIC to them as they are to us?
Do I know where the wool of my jumper is from? Where lives the SHEEP who worn it before me? Who or what sheared the wool?
If you haven't hang with the sheep for a while you can spend a visual moment with my friends of this page.
Pictures taken from different places in Finland 2018-2019.
BAA
HOW to get closer and interact with the animals who grow one of the most wonderful natural material called WOOL on their bodies AND HOW to be as EMPATHIC to them as they are to us?
Do I know where the wool of my jumper is from? Where lives the SHEEP who worn it before me? Who or what sheared the wool?
If you haven't hang with the sheep for a while you can spend a visual moment with my friends of this page.
Pictures taken from different places in Finland 2018-2019.
SUGARCOATED
Collaborative Textile Art project of Eve Hamari and Josefin Wilkens.
''We approach clothes as an obsession, lust and emotional items. We aim to rearrange the state of abandoned material into a topic and representation of our relationship towards clothes. We also wanted to question the role of garments as beautifying, practical or cultural objects for the body. This project, study or a play was guided by environmental friendly choices and the idea of using material in a new kind of sustainable way. All the sculptures can be washed away and restored again to wearable garments''
Project started by our discussions about the fixation and addiction to garments, the inability to consume in sustainable way.
Feel free to taste these delicious fabric candies.
Materials: Corn syrup, glucose syrup, white sugar, vanilla extract, water, secondhand fabrics and pieces of textile trash: cotton, polyester, leather.
