Madeleine Fossett

BA Art and Design

Tethered Re-Imagined explores attachment theory through domestic material systems, using repetition, print, and hanging structures to consider how emotional patterns become embedded within everyday environments. The work positions wallpaper and surface design as psychological architecture, where layered materials act as carriers of memory and relational experience. Viewers are invited to engage with the installation through movement and written response, contributing to an evolving collective archive.