So I think I should probably outline what my final piece is and what information it provides through the textile medium.
So through the research I conducted I found statistics which showed (in a bar chart) select contries yearly consumption rates of tea. This intrigued me because I think we can all agree drinking tea is the epitome of Britishness, and yes United Kingdom was top of the list.
So I wanted to translate this information in a textile form using some of the processes I had learnt this term and sampled in.
So for example I had used a trial and error method to reproduce a tea bag out of fabric (unfortunately I don't have any photos of these) and I wanted to incorporate this into my final piece.
So eventually I chose three countries from the statistics I had found and then translated these to my final pieces...
This is what I produced -
So through the research I conducted I found statistics which showed (in a bar chart) select contries yearly consumption rates of tea. This intrigued me because I think we can all agree drinking tea is the epitome of Britishness, and yes United Kingdom was top of the list.
So I wanted to translate this information in a textile form using some of the processes I had learnt this term and sampled in.
So for example I had used a trial and error method to reproduce a tea bag out of fabric (unfortunately I don't have any photos of these) and I wanted to incorporate this into my final piece.
So eventually I chose three countries from the statistics I had found and then translated these to my final pieces...
This is what I produced -
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| Italy - 0.1kgs |
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| United Kingdom - 2.3kgs |
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| Switzerland - 0.4kgs |
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