I have come to the realisation that I like things that are long and thin.....or tall and skinny. Only in a visual sense, and in no refrence to the human body!
Everytime I look at a canvas or board, I instinctivley want to turn it on its head. Is this something I should move away from? or is this another narrative that makes my work 'mine', mmmmmm.....I will ponder.
Metal Image
Photograph of woven metal, different constraints and surfaces
Photography
Champagne holders, rewired to create spinal discord
Engaged Spine
2 metre tall, metal spine created by hand, photograpged and repeated into print. Mounted onto foamex, Drilled side edges to weave metal hoops, a reflextion of the spine
Stage two
black and whtie collaberation print mounted to alluminium. Hand dyed silk, variouse black tones, drilled and woven, symetric
Planning
Perspex, Collaberation print, hand dyed wool variouse tones of greys, drilled, woven, symetric
About Me
- Joanna Beasley
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- I am a practising Textile Designer. Mainly interested in print design, and surfaces. I like to work from a primary source, such as an image I have captured, I re-work the image into a print design. I then print the design onto a fabric or asthetic that I feel works, i can then re-work the image if I feel it needs it. I like the idea of a process and a stage element to my work. I have become more concerned about placement and visual implications throughout my studying at University. I have learned the value of time and consistency. I enjoy working on small pieces and large alike. I have a great interest in tonal values, this runs from my work to my clothing and my home. I am a passionate individual, whom believes in great balance, from that of working to living. If you would like to contact me feel free, It would be my pleasure; joannabeasley86@googlemail.com
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