Ta'Yali Wetzel
MA work
MA work
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Structure in different scales and contexts / fabric and weave draft, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Gradation from solid to liquid / ceramic-textile, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Reflections on viscosity in different processes, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Drape and three-dimensional sketch, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Satin in construction and composition woven on a single-thread-control loom, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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'How to use the 1 black 1 white warp on the single-thread-control loom at the TextielLab? Incorporate the colour sequence into the structure!' - Distortion of woven fabric through blown glass, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Construction in different processes and materials, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Thoughts on gradation, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Gradation of viscosity, opacity and structure / glass-textile, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Satin in visual pattern and weave structure woven on a single-thread-control loom, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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Diagonal repeat in an orthogonal system / weave draft, digital embroidery and enamel, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
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'with a sense of calmth but alive' - looking for, finding, matching, composing colours in discharge printing, Ta'Yali Wetzel 2019
Satin Construction and Drape
My work is a response to the potential of materials and techniques in both textiles and ceramics.
In woven textiles I explore machine and structure abilities.
It is important to justify in which ways and why I use the tools I use, trying to include their specific characteristics. Why am I weaving this? Not knitting, not printing it?
The fabrics of my graduation project were woven on a single repeat Jacquard loom at the TextielLab Tilburg (Netherlands) as part of the Young Talent Programme.
How do I use a single-thread-control loom for it’s abilities without weaving a picture?
I am guided by the weave structure throughout the construction of the weave draft. Construction and composition are intertwined.Â
Pattern and weave structure are indistinguishable in my fabrics.
Ceramics balance the planning of the weave-construction with hands-on physical making and a lot of chance throughout the process.
Ceramics are hugely concerned with surface just like textiles - which allows for connecting the two, applying sensitivity and observations from one to the other.Â
That is the starting point for all my projects in ceramics:
I work from within the ceramic process with a textile lens.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2019
Specialism
textiles--weave
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Contact
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Ta'Yali's work is a response to the potential of materials and techniques in both textiles and ceramics.
Driven by the possibilities within making, they explore and question creative values of material - approached without limits, not set on an outcome.
Techniques and tools are well considered while the unpredictable plays a vital role.
Recording and observing both processes and feelings, Ta'Yali deliberately includes emotional valuing in their [re] search.
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Degrees
- BSc Design Engineer Textiles, Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Mönchengladbach, Germany, 2012-2017; Academic year Abroad, Applied Arts, Hongik University, Seoul, South Korea, 2014-2015; Modular apprenticeship as a handweaver, Haus der Handweberei, Sindelfingen, Germany, 2013–2017
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Experience
- Freelance Trimmings Production, Rare Thread, London, England, 2018; Teaching Assistant, Experimental Weaving (table loom and TC2), Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Mönchengladbach, Germany, 2017; Bookbinding Instructor, Plakatwerkstatt, Hamburg, Germany, 2010-2012
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Awards
- Young Talent, TextielLab, Tilburg, Netherlands, 2019