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Natural Rhythms

Jemima Butler

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I am a UK student; I am always keen to adopt a playful and decorative approach. I value building a visual narrative and embedding compelling motives behind my work. I always look for the opportunity to experiment with pattern and colour during my process. I will be progressing onto CSM Fashion Design: Print.

I am a UK student; I am always keen to adopt a playful and decorative approach. I value building ...

College School of Pre-Degree Studies

Course UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design

Graduation year 2025

My influences behind this project align with the aim for restoration of natural landscapes and reviving the earth beneath our feet.

My theme arose from consideration towards my home environment, and growing up in a rural setting. Commuting between the countryside and London has helped me gain gratitude for the natural environment I have been brought up around. Through research into my Family's ambitions towards the future of agriculture and care for the landscapes we live amongst, I have heightened my knowledge on the biological systems and mechanisms that take place beneath the Earth's surface, as well as, what grows from down below.

Regenerative agriculture is a pivotal movement for restoring the natural rhythms of ecosystems and working alongside nature rather than against it.

Throughout this project I have explored the potentials of wetland plants and natural processes, demonstrating the uses of low-carbon-footprint materials within fashion and textiles practice. I wanted to portray amicability between two clashing concepts.

My garment is constructed from willow, which offers a bold and resilient structure. Naturally dyed, recycled cotton was used to support my exploration of decorative surface design, displaying organic forms, patterns and mark-making. My hand-made clay buttons are symbolic of virtuous cycles, encouraging thorough consideration for the entire lifecycle of a garment and the impact it makes.

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## Official page
- https://ualshowcase.arts.ac.uk/project/622239/cover

## External
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemima-butler-b4647a294/
- https://www.instagram.com/by_jemima_b
- tel:07827878571
- mailto:jemimakitty1402@icloud.com
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