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Student Showcase Archive

Signe Rand Ebbesen

MA work

MA work

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    Hand woven lurex, viscose, silk and mohair

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    Jacquard woven silk and nylon

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    Jacquard woven silk, wool and nylon

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    Jacquard woven silk, cashmere and polyurethane

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    Jacquard woven silk, shantung, cashmere and lurex

This collection has been inspired by minerals and crystals. The colour shifts, the unpredictable structures, the glitter and the semi-translucent layering. I have sought to create woven fashion textiles that change colour and pattern depending on the angle of light and the draping. It is a range of fabrics constructed of contrasting materials - from the softest brushed mohair to bouncy shantung silks and crispy nylons. Many of the fabrics have been designed with different qualities on each side. This double-sidedness plays on unexpected and contrasting sensations - balancing aesthetics and touch, emphasising the hand of the fabric.

It has been my goal to marry the creativity and the poetic qualities of fine handwoven textiles with the industrial scale of jacquard weaving. I love the technical challenge of designing and developing fabrics for fashion and it is my wish to be employed in the fashion industry creating innovative high-end woven textiles that surprise and inspire.

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  • Signe Rand Ebbesen profile image
  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Design

    Programme

    MA Textiles, 2013

  • This collection has been inspired by minerals and crystals. The colour shifts, the unpredictable structures, the glitter and the semi-translucent layering. I have sought to create woven fashion textiles that change colour and pattern depending on the angle of light and the draping. It is a range of fabrics constructed of contrasting materials - from the softest brushed mohair to bouncy shantung silks and crispy nylons. Many of the fabrics have been designed with different qualities on each side. This double-sidedness plays on unexpected and contrasting sensations - balancing aesthetics and touch, emphasising the hand of the fabric.

    It has been my goal to marry the creativity and the poetic qualities of fine handwoven textiles with the industrial scale of jacquard weaving. I love the technical challenge of designing and developing fabrics for fashion and it is my wish to be employed in the fashion industry creating innovative high-end woven textiles that surprise and inspire.

  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons), Textiles, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Design, 2010
  • Experience

  • Design/weave intern, Laura Miles, Wovenstudio, London, 2012; Freelance weave, Louis Vuitton, Paris, 2012; Freelance hand weaver, Alexander McQueen, London, 2011; Design/weave intern, Taroni SpA, Como, Italy, 2010
  • Exhibitions

  • Catwalk RCA - collaboration with Kyle Spires: woven fabrics, RCA, London, 2013; Work in Progress Show, RCA, London, 2012; i Fabric – European Textile Talents, Audax Textiel Museum, Tilburg, Holland, 2011; Three views on modern textile design, Urban Outfitters, Copenhagen, 2010
  • Conferences

  • Innovative Weaving, Open Day at Emililunden, Emilielunden, Denmark, 2011
  • Publications

  • Interconnections, Willemijn de Jonge & Hanneke Oosterhof, Stichting Mommerskwartier, 2011; i Fabric – European Textile Talent, Susan Rüsseler, Stichting Mommerskwartier, 2011