The theme of this project is "Farbrauschen," which refers to color noise. In German, "rauschen" means "noise," but "Rausch" also describes the state of being intoxicated. This is an experimental textile investigation into the phenomena of getting drunk and noise. Being drunk is versatile. A lot happens in parallel, and nothing is truly tangible. The goal of the project is to translate noise into color structures, primarily using constructive techniques such as weaving and knitting. Therefore, I decided to work thematically with "being drunk."

After drinking alcohol, whether at a party or just at home, I close my eyes before going to bed. At that moment, I see pure chaos, colors, or explosions in my head. Perhaps it only happens to me or maybe it happens to everyone. In the Duden dictionary, it says "drunk" means "to be intoxicated with alcohol." Of course, it's difficult to say when or how much alcohol a person has consumed to be considered drunk. For me personally, I feel "drunk" when the colors in my head start to "rauschen." I took many of my experiences, emotions, or relationships with alcohol as inspiration and created fabrics.

Technics: weaving, knitting, jacquard weaving
Materials: cotton, wool, polyester, econyl
Supervisor: Prof. Bettina Göttke-Krogmann, assistant Kristin Nebauer