Fabric manipulations in the context of wearable art
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Abstract (EN)
With the reflections of different traditions emerging in the world, textile art has provided artistic production to textile artists thanks to techniques and methods. It is seen that the tradition of textile production has changed over time, and textile artists and designers have turned to fabric manipulations in order to produce and reveal more original designs by seeking different ways of textile production. It points out to the artist that he can make texture, surface, fabric manipulations and artistic production with different technical materials in the production and creation process within the framework of different styles and orientations of textile art. In the application part of the study, starting from the search for innovative materials in which experimentalism is shaped as a form of expression rather than a search, with the importance of artistic expression in addition to functionality in clothing design, texture, surface, clothing design, fabric manipulations and canvas by using textile materials and non-textile materials together. artistic work has been done on it.
Author
Mehmet Oymak
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Mehmet Oymak (Master Thesis). Fabric manipulations in the context of wearable art, 2022, Haliç University.
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