Inca Starzinsky
MA work
MA work
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Inca Starzinsky
How do you create textiles which mean something to someone? My project attempts to address the lack of context that often affects the medium. Rather than create generic fabrics, I use high-resolution digital photography and digital printing techniques to appropriate and reinterpret existing textiles into new forms. In this way, objects can be made that have new and different relationships with the wearer. Much of my work is concerned with personal attachment, experience, history, aging, decay and growth. For more work, please see my website.
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2007
Specialism
Printed Textiles
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Contact
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How do you create textiles which mean something to someone? My project attempts to address the lack of context that often affects the medium. Rather than create generic fabrics, I use high-resolution digital photography and digital printing techniques to appropriate and reinterpret existing textiles into new forms. In this way, objects can be made that have new and different relationships with the wearer. Much of my work is concerned with personal attachment, experience, history, aging, decay and growth. For more work, please see my website.
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Experience
- Designer, United Nude, Guangzhou, China, 2006; Co-designer and Co-editor (issues 1-9), Graphic Magazine, London, 2002-6; Printmaking Artist-in-Residence, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London, 2001-5
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Exhibitions
- After 6, Magma, London, 2003
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Awards
- Nomination, Applied Graphic Design, D&AD Student Awards, 2000