In this project, the concept was to create a series collection. The process involved gradually changing one or more elements and documenting each step along the way.

To accomplish this, I worked in several stages and with different techniques: At the beginning of the process, there was generative design of various geometric patterns. The goal was to transform lines, stripes, or simple graphic shapes using a generative programming approach. These patterns served as the foundation for further implementation in paper media or fabrics.

For the textile series, I chose lines as the motif. To achieve this, I dedicated myself to drawing lines in my sketchbook every day. It was fascinating to work with the same theme for an extended period because I noticed that I had different emotions each day. The drawings reflected my daily state of mind. To capture various structures and perspectives in the form of lines, I used different drawing materials in my line sketch diary. The title of the project is "Diary of Lines." The line itself represents a process. In Wassily Kandinsky's book "Point and Line to Plane," he describes how a point develops into a line and then into a plane.

I found this evolution of lines very intriguing and wanted to explore it further. For the textile works, I primarily used silkscreen and caustic soda on cotton fabric.

Technics: drawing, silkscreen,
Material: cotton, gaze, tulle, Pigment print,
Supervisor: Prof. Bettina Göttke-Krogmann, Assistant Julia Kortus