Kiah Evans
Multidisciplinary practitioner, working with textiles, print, paper, digital softwares and laser cutting.
Q&A
Artist Statement
| Currently studying Surface Pattern & Textiles at University of Wales Trinity Saint David. During my degree I have been influenced by the surrounding environment both visually and materialistically to bring inspiration and creativity to my projects. Whilst adopting a simplistic approach of image making through digital drawing, I enhance my designs through exploring practical processes. Having been drawn to the practical side of surface pattern I intends on continuing my curiosity of surface innovations as a graduate and beyond. |
Media & Contact
Representation
Freelancing
Contact
Email: kiahevansdesign@gmail.com
References
Website: https://kiahevansdesign.wixsite.com/kiahevansdesign
Instagram: kiahevans.design
Facebook: Kiahevans.Design
Other: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/KiahevansDesign/_saved/
Photography credit
| Kiah Evans
Maddy Ball mbp.hotos |
Location
United Kingdom
Material Library entries
These are Materials that were discovered and crafted by the Craft person behind this profile
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Digital embroidered Nylon Crinaline
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Lasered plywood
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Laser cut acrylic with digitally embroidered pink foam
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Digitally embroidered direct dyed mercerised mercerised cotton
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Screen printed crepe de chine with puff binder
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Digitally printed silk and wool needle punched
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UV Printed plastic drawer liner
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Digitally printed Linen Cotton Tudor with thread pulled out
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Crimp paste over-dyed on mercerised cotton
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Martin Marley & Leiko Uchiyama
Martin Marley – Ceramic ArtistDuring a residency at Vallauris, France I had time to explore the idea of the figurative form and explored work in many different clays and finished. Leiko Uchiyama – Felt MakerI am a felt making artist nestled in the picturesque Blackstairs Mountains of County Carlow, Ireland.
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Monica Louise Hartvigsen
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Vicky Shaw
Designer-maker working with ceramics and print.
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Bircan Harper
I use imagery and mark-making on ceramic vessels to express my own formative experiences. The tone of my narratives is psychologically complex and often influenced by unconscious processes.
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Maria Krasadaki
Crochet and exploring it has always been my passion and therapy.
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Julie Massie
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Elin Isaksson
Swedish glass artist passionate about glass blowing
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Julian Kloppenburg
Creative, Minimalist, interdisciplinary, sustainabilI like too keep my work minimaltic yet colourful. Furthermore I try to evoke new ideas and techniques into my craft. sustainability is also a very important topic, I’m often using leftovers (glas and colours) that others can’t use anymore.