# Project Description Chromatic Narratives Kindred Long Summary Final work Nature is my eternal muse. As a textile artist deeply rooted in craftsmanship, I translate organic beauty into tactile art through meticulous screen-printing and hand-painting techniques. Each piece celebrates nature's poetry. Nature is my eternal muse. As a textile artist deeply rooted in craftsmanship, I translate organi... College London College of Fashion Course BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles: Print Graduation year 2025 My textile print collection responds to the fragility of seasonal cycles disrupted by climate change, using nature’s fleeting beauty as a metaphor for ecological urgency. Three years studying in London immersed me in the city’s vanishing springs and summers—a stark reminder of humanity’s impact on the planet. This project documents seasonal transitions through four chapters, each framed by seasonal flora, cultural symbolism, and endangered species, urging viewers to reconnect with impermanent natural systems. Final work chapter 1, winter. Hand-painted & Screen-printed Suede This textile piece captures the quiet resilience of honeysuckle blossoms enduring winter's touch. chapter 2, spring. Hand-painted & Screen-printed Ghazar Satin Organza This textile piece immortalizes the poignant beauty of withering peonies through a fusion of industrial screen-printing and expressive hand-painting. View Gallery View Gallery chapter 4, fall. Screenprinted velvet and silk textiles capture autumn's fleeting beauty, with golden ginkgo leaves and decaying foliage frozen in delicate layers. Research and process winter sketchbook page Share this project My textile print collection responds to the fragility of seasonal cycles disrupted by climate change, using nature’s fleeting beauty as a metaphor for ecological urgency. Three years studying in London immersed me in the city’s vanishing springs and summers—a stark reminder of... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard Browse related work Nature & Environment Craft & Process