World Shibori Network Foundation / 12 ISS

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General Admission

Connect with the incredibly innovative thinking of textile and shibori engineer, Tsuyoshi Kuno from Arimatsu, Japan. With his extensive knowledge of shibori, dye chemistry, fibers, and more, he grasps the designer&rsquo;s vision and formulates how one might arrive at that design&ndash;folding and binding cloth, experimenting with materials and dyes, building machinery, developing processes&ndash;a truly innovative and empirical approach.&nbsp; You can almost hear his mind&rsquo;s motors purring and churning as he thinks through the possibilities. In this workshop, get a taste of Kuno-san&rsquo;s creative process while working with shibori and heat-setting. Then add this technical approach to your own textile design toolbox. Expand your mind to the ideas and thinking behind memory on cloth, and the new possibilities for design that this mindset can bring.

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Connect with the incredibly innovative thinking of textile and shibori engineer, Tsuyoshi Kuno from Arimatsu, Japan. With his extensive knowledge of shibori, dye chemistry, fibers, and more, he grasps the designer’s vision and formulates how one might arrive at that design–folding and binding cloth, experimenting with materials and dyes, building machinery, developing processes–a truly innovative and empirical approach.  You can almost hear his mind’s motors purring and churning as he thinks through the possibilities. In this workshop, get a taste of Kuno-san’s creative process while working with shibori and heat-setting. Then add this technical approach to your own textile design toolbox. Expand your mind to the ideas and thinking behind memory on cloth, and the new possibilities for design that this mindset can bring.

World Shibori Network Foundation / 12 ISS

Tsuyoshi Kuno: Shibori and Heat-Set

General Admission

$175