Stories of territories, people and living knowledge.
Perhaps it begins with a different way of seeing We speak increasingly about regenerative design. Regenerative materials.Regenerative agriculture.Regenerative systems.Regenerative fashion. The word is beginning to enter the vocabulary of contemporary design. And with that...
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On repair, care and the refusal to begin again. There is a moment in the life of every cloth when perfection ends. A thread loosens. An edge wears thin. A surface fades where a...
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On interdependence, structure and the intelligence of relation. A thread alone is almost nothing. A line. A possibility. Pulled too hard, it can break. Left by itself, it has little capacity to protect, contain...
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Cloth as the place where body, memory and world meet. Skin is often imagined as a boundary. The line where the body ends and the world begins. But skin is not really a wall....
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On time, transformation and the traces held by matter. There are surfaces that remain untouched, and others that seem to remember everything that has happened to them. Cloth belongs to the latter. It absorbs....
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Before there is a textile, there is a landscape. And within that landscape, a constellation of people whose knowledge rarely appears on the label. PEOPLE — INDIA / OF THE WORLD We usually encounter...
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Five voices reshaping the relationship between design, place and living systems. Design has long been concerned with objects: how they are conceived, produced, used and eventually discarded. But another way of thinking is emerging....
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Where Textiles Begin Territories are more than places of origin. They are living systems where landscape, climate, fibre, knowledge and memory meet. Before a textile takes form, it already belongs to a place. Its...
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