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Domenica Landin

MA work

MA work

  • Installation

    Installation, Domenica Landin 2018
    Printed aluminium
    Photographer: Chih-Hsing Huang

  • Studies on metallic surfaces

    Studies on metallic surfaces, Domenica Landin 2018
    Printed aluminium
    60 cm x 25 cm

  • Installation proposal

    Installation proposal, Domenica Landin 2018
    Printed aluminium

  • Light and colour studies on aluminium

    Light and colour studies on aluminium, Domenica Landin 2018
    Printed aluminium
    92 cm x 31 cm

  • Studies on wind movement

    Studies on wind movement, Domenica Landin 2018
    Wind tunnel structure and fog

An Exploration of the Wind as Yarn

My major project takes inspiration from the invisible patterns of the wind that is unseen by the naked eyes yet is felt by the senses. By weaving together an invisible landscape with a visible one, ‘An Exploration of the Wind as Yarn’ strives to translate the intangible volumes that fill the spaces within our physical reality. The aluminium used in my project has been treated in a series of textile processes to visually soften its surfaces; it has as well been further contemplated as a yarn for both materials which contain memory within their structure. The reflective nature of this material subjects it to many environmental changes, therefore enhancing its physical connection to its surroundings.

Programme
Textiles

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Design

    Programme

    MA Textiles, 2018

    Specialism

    weave

  • Domenica is an artist and designer who applies textile thinking to spatial installations, who is particularly interested in the perception one has in relation to their surroundings. Through her work she alters and adorns the landscape with thoughtfully constructed materials; in doing so she encourages the viewer to appreciate some of the unseen elements within the environment. Her work can be understood as an abstraction from textile construction methodologies that extends to integrate a variety of media and processes in the form of sculpture and public installation.


  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons) Fashion Design, Libera Accademia di Belle Arti di Brescia, 2012

  • Exhibitions

  • Work-In-Progress-Show, Royal College of Art, London, 2018; Work-In-Progress Show, Royal College of Art, London, 2017; Houston, Artholic, Quito, 2015

  • Awards

  • First Prize, Bloomberg Competition, 2017; Second Prize, Society of Colourists and Dyers Awards, 2017

Registered Office: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU