session 5
by Priyanka Narula
Woven Morphologies
by Priyanka Narula
Narula
believes that weaving is not only an art form, but also a way for
material interaction and integration. It is a way of life and
means of craft, but also a means to explore structural
capabilities. Weaving can produce a small basket, as much as a
building envelope. In this talk, Priyanka Narula
interrogates woven morphologies via means of craft,
communities, material, scale of application and sustainability.
about
Priyanka Narula is the founder of ‘The Wicker Story’ - a research-driven design studio with an ongoing exploration of the Indian craft of weaving, founded in 2018. Based in Hyderabad, India, the Studio is known for its expansive art installations, inventive fabrications, sculptures and furniture that have trailblazed a new design language for cane and rattan craft in India.
A SEA City Initiative.
about
Priyanka Narula is the founder of ‘The Wicker Story’ - a research-driven design studio with an ongoing exploration of the Indian craft of weaving, founded in 2018. Based in Hyderabad, India, the Studio is known for its expansive art installations, inventive fabrications, sculptures and furniture that have trailblazed a new design language for cane and rattan craft in India.
A SEA City Initiative.
