Textile Futures: Fashion, Design and Technology (Paperback)
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Short Description for Textile Futures This highly illustrated book takes a cutting edge look at the latest textiles and textile technologies. Covering all applications, including fashion, architecture, interior decoration, medicine, and industry, it includes a wide range of international artists, designers and industry names.
Full description- Publisher: Berg Publishers
- Published: 15 November 2010
- Format: Paperback 320 pages
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- Categories: Art History | Textile Design & Theory | Fashion & Society | Manufacturing Industries | Textile & Fibre Technology | Needlework & Fabric Crafts
- ISBN 13: 9781845208080 ISBN 10: 1845208080
- Sales rank: 193,184
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Full description for Textile Futures
Textiles connect a variety of practices and traditions, ranging from the refined couture garments of Parisian fashion to the high-tech filaments strong enough to hoist a satellite into space. High-performance fabrics are being reconceived as immersive webs, structural networks and information exchanges, and their ability to interface with technology is changing how the human body is experienced and how the urban environment is built. Today, textiles reveal their capacity to transform our world more than any other material. Textile Futures highlights recent works from key practitioners and examines the changing role of textiles. Recent developments present new technical possibilities that are beginning to redefine textiles as a uniquely multidisciplinary field of innovation and research. This book is an important tool for any textile practitioner, fashion designer, architect, interior designer or student designer interested in following new developments in the field of textiles, seeking new sustainable sources, or just eager to discover new works that reveal the potency of textiles as an ultramaterial.

