Fay McCaul
MA work
MA work
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Knitted light, Fay McCaul
Electroluminescent wire
I have always been excited by the idea of a piece of textiles appearing one way in daylight and then transforming in the dark.
Inspiration has come from Tibetan flags; the way that bright material can look beautiful in an outside environment, and also from unusual forms found in nature.
With the use of lighting technologies and contemporary materials, I aim to push knitting into new realms by creating structures and fabrics that ‘play with light’, providing a unique and magical form of decoration for interior and exterior use.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2010
Specialism
Knitted Textiles
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Contact
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07940 570546
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I have always been excited by the idea of a piece of textiles appearing one way in daylight and then transforming in the dark.
Inspiration has come from Tibetan flags; the way that bright material can look beautiful in an outside environment, and also from unusual forms found in nature.
With the use of lighting technologies and contemporary materials, I aim to push knitting into new realms by creating structures and fabrics that ‘play with light’, providing a unique and magical form of decoration for interior and exterior use.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Mixed Media Textiles, University of Leeds, 2007
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Experience
- Work experience, Loop.pH, London, 2009; Studio assistant, Sharon Marston Lighting, London, 2008; Studio assistant, Angie Gooderham Jewellery, London, 2007/8
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Exhibitions
- Cross Currents, Barbican Art Gallery, London, 2010; Unravel, Farnham Maltings, Guildford, 2010; MC Motors Show, London, 2008
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Awards
- Worshipful Company of Dyers Travel Scholarship, 2009