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Hannah Robinson
Hannah Robinson
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Woven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
Organic cotton, viscose, glassWoven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
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Woven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
Organic cotton, viscose, glass and kapokWoven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
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Woven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
Organic cotton, viscose, wool and glassWoven object, Hannah Robinson 2019
Organic cotton, viscose, wool and glass
Major project:
Nurture
Influenced by the notion that materials can be used as tools for informal therapy, Nurture is an investigation into weighted objects and woven surface qualities. Through research into the beneficial effects of gardening on our overall wellbeing, a colour and material narrative has been formed surrounding the setting of 'the allotment'. The project aims to emulate that very sense of groundedness and hyper-presence through a conscious use of colour and texture; alongside engineering multilayered and modular woven objects, where each component has a purpose. These pieces function as material companions, and can be used both in and out of the domestic sphere.
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School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles
Specialism
Textiles: Weave
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Hannah is a CMF designer and researcher specialising in woven construction. With a holistic approach to design thinking, she questions the wider role that materiality can play between humans and their environment, by balancing technical engineering, narrative building and studies in colour composition.
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Previous degrees
- BA Textile Design, Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London, 2017
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Exhibitions
- 'Nurture', The London Arts Board, London, 2019; 'Chemistry in the Albertopolis', Imperial College, London, 2019; 'Studio', Royal College of Art Textiles, London, 2019; 'Future Materials', PriestmanGoode, London, 2018
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Awards
- The Worshipful Company of Weavers Award, 2018; Dean's Award, Chelsea College of Arts, 2017; TED Award, Centre for Circular Design, 2016
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Sponsors
- The Worshipful Company of Weavers