# Project Description The Order Around Me Shangye Run Summary Final work Shangye Run is a textile artist with a focus on space, 3-dimensional and personalised design.She is keen on incorporating three-dimensional materials into her weaves and is passionate about transforming textiles from two-dimensional to three-dimensional works. The themes of her works mostly revolve around her life or are inspired by her personal perspective. Shangye Run is a textile artist with a focus on space, 3-dimensional and personalised design.She ... College Central Saint Martins Course BA (Hons) Textile Design Graduation year 2025 ‘The Order Around Me’ is a project that celebrates the invisible order of urban life, inspired by the artist’s daily journeys on the London Underground. The work began when I observed fellow commuters “getting off before getting on” and “standing on the left and walking on the right when using lifts,” small rituals that hinted at a hidden choreography of the city. Motivated by these patterns, I photographed the walls, railings, and light trails inside the underground stations on my commute, and captured the exterior of the Barbican Art Centre I visit frequently, where the repetitive arrangement of windows and door frames offered a rich source of imagery. Using filters, I pixelated, collaged, and overlaid these photographs, extracting a visual language drawn directly from her personal life experience. Pushing the plain work into three dimensions, I turned to origami techniques, folding and shaping plain fabric into three-dimensional structures. The resulting textile pieces map the everyday background and inner trajectories I perceive, ultimately exploring how urban public order intersects with my own individual rhythms of life. Final work View Gallery Warning : Contains flashing images View Gallery View Gallery View Gallery Research and process View Gallery View Gallery View Gallery View Gallery View Gallery Share this project ‘The Order Around Me’ is a project that celebrates the invisible order of urban life, inspired by the artist’s daily journeys on the London Underground. The work began when I observed fellow commuters “getting off before getting on” and “standing on the left and walking on the... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard Browse related work Places & Spaces