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Ett miniatyrlandskap i textil och form

Abstract
People seem to prefer symmetrical vegetables and clothes that do not bleach in the sun. I have a feeling that we today often value the "unnatural" over the perishable and organic. Have we forgotten who we are and what actually makes us happy? To me, nature and crafts are connected. I think the handmade is the opposite to the industrially fabricated that characterizes the efficient society of today. The modern man's separation to nature fascinates me on a philosophical level. I believe that we have separated ourselves from nature to the extent that nature often is perceived as foreign – which makes it difficult to feel a connection. We talk about nature as if it is something external, something we ourselves are not part of. In textiles I want to portray my own imaginary, playful and utopian island. – Full of organic expressions along with the sense of harmony. The small details are of great value. In this miniature landscape I also want to manifest slow craftsmanship.
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Student essay
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Författarens egna ämnesord: nature, details, organic, slow crafts, playfulness, fictitious miniature landscape
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http://hdl.handle.net/2077/61236
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Date
2019-07-15
Author
Falk, Matilda
Keywords
Textil
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Steneby
Language
swe
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