Infinitely inspired by art unlimited to all forms, movements, traditional and contemporary, the expressions conveyed visually and conceptually provokes an endless exploration of the relationship between art and fashion.

Referencing Kettle’s Yard art gallery, formerly the home of Tate curator Jim Ede, his diverse collection of paintings and sculptures gathered over the years as curator are displayed in a living space to create a “harmonic whole”. This notion is reflected in my final collection, where influence is drawn from a personal collection of interdisciplinary art postcards. Embracing the extremes of the art world collectively, unexpected juxtapositions collaborate through digital translation, creating its own form of harmony in the setting of printed textiles.

Believing in quality and classic design as the most effective approach to sustainable fashion, the stability and eternal existence of art is emphasised as an initiative for modern timeless design, prompting a continuing exploration of craftsmanship amid digital technology.

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