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Eva Malschaert

MA work

MA work

With my work I want to open eyes to the material world. I want to touch people, awaken the senses and encourage others not only to see but also to feel; to create moments of real physical contact.


For me, textiles provide the natural materials to create moments that generate an inquisitive response and encourage engagement and joy. It is a broad-ranging discipline based on material exploration, colour and tactile experience. By using these tangible qualities, I aim to make work that triggers an emotional response, work that can be touched and that touches you back!


Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Design

    Programme

    MA Textiles, 2011

    Specialism

    Mixed Media Textiles

  • With my work I want to open eyes to the material world. I want to touch people, awaken the senses and encourage others not only to see but also to feel; to create moments of real physical contact.


    For me, textiles provide the natural materials to create moments that generate an inquisitive response and encourage engagement and joy. It is a broad-ranging discipline based on material exploration, colour and tactile experience. By using these tangible qualities, I aim to make work that triggers an emotional response, work that can be touched and that touches you back!


  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons), Furniture Design, Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, 2008
  • Experience

  • Assistant, Maria Blaisse Studio, Amsterdam, 2008-9
  • Exhibitions

  • RCA Intent, Ventura Lambrata, Milan, Italy, 2011; Between Two, Studio 54, London, 2011; Cut To Fit (London Design Festival), Royal College of Art, 2010; Man Group Drawing Exhibition, Royal College of Art, 2010
  • Awards

  • Third prize, Man Group Drawing Prize, 2010; Selected, Thonet EXP Programme, 2010; Winner, Huygens Scholarship Programme, 2009