Caroline trained in printed textiles before completing a
postgraduate at Goldsmiths and an MA in Public Art. Her practice
employs various textile processes and has included responses to
historic locations and museum collections. She exhibits in the U.K.
and internationally and her work is represented in several public
collections.
Describe your approach to teaching:
As a teacher I hope to help you as a student to develop your
personal language and to provide a supportive environment in which
you can explore, experiment, discuss, question, discover new things
and progress your ideas.
What inspires your own work?
The role played by objects and locations in shaping individual and
collective memories and identities inspires my work whilst textiles
and their histories, associations, tactility become means, material
and reference.
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