
- CollegeCentral Saint Martins
- CourseBA (Hons) Textile Design
- Graduation year2025
This collection examines the dynamic between man and machine developed through the act of labour and industrialisation. Taking inspiration from the Vorticism movement of the early 20th century and Mire Lee’s Open Wound installation, ‘Restless machine’ explores the physical and emotional connection that humans form through this dynamic. In turn, proposing how the human body itself also becomes a tool of labour.
Examining the decaying mechanical parts and farm machinery that surround my father’s workshop, ‘Restless Machine’ also aims to highlight the collapse of local industry. Observing the abandoned metal features and parts, I have considered how this waste can be repurposed and utilised within my collection and the wider fashion context. I have achieved this through developing dye techniques that use found metal sheeting and copper patina.
Final work

Dark blue knitted halter neck top

Modular knitted shawl
Orange and grey rib segments pieced together to form a shawl that can be worn multiple ways.

Rust dyeing experiments using waste metal.

Rib collar and sleeve experiments
Research and process


Collage experiments
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