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Grace Tregenza<\/h1>\n

BA Art and Design<\/h3>\n

As an artist fascinated by nature\u2019s intricate details, my practice aims to reveal its hidden beauty. I am particularly drawn to textiles, using fabrics to explore the tactile qualities of natural forms. \u2018In Bloom\u2019 aims to capture the delicate and ephemeral qualities of nature through abstraction. <\/p>\n

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Embroidery composition and drawings featured in ‘In Bloom’. The delicate, loose nature of my drawings creates a sense of growth, depicting abstract plant-like forms. The embroidery works were hand painted and hand stitched. I use texture and embroidery to add depth- embellishing and enhancing. Embellishments like gold beads, pearls and delicate threads highlight nature\u2019s beauty, reflecting light and capturing the eye. This reminds of us the world\u2019s intricacies and evokes a sense of care and connection.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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