The project explores the historical and cultural significance of parachutes, from WWII utility to their transformation into garments and multimedia documentation under the label 'remove before flight'.
Sustainable building project in Post conflict Gulu Uganda
The project includes an annotated bibliography, video and photography as document to live performative events.
The 'urban reversedress' project examines how reconstructed garments can retain memories and histories, led by PI pk langshaw and Professor Sandra Weber.
In.site symposium development and implementation
Community Masks : From Studio to Frontline
Parachute un.folds : follow the threads
Sustainable building project in Post conflict Gulu Uganda
Parachute un.folds : follow the threads
d_verse: transitional algorhythms of gesture
Public Art as Social Intervention
Declarations of inter.depence and the immediacy of design
Reversible Book Concept
This book is reversible, not inside out but upside down—a book within a book.
Reading the book this way outlines the plan of research:
Through the eye of the needle: Clothing is reversible
Urban.reverse.dress, originally presented at the conference:
Dressing Rooms: Current Perspectives on Fashion and Textiles
Oslo University College, Norway
May 14-16, 2007
Flip the book over, and a series of poetic narratives is revealed across three dresses.
The dresses are layered on top of one another to explore how clothing operates on multiple levels:
Overt messaging
Nuanced expression
Reversible interpretations