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Terry Matz (terrymatz@wandering.shop)'s status on Wednesday, 01-Jan-2025 04:20:41 JST Terry Matz

Wouldn't it be awesome to be able to walk through the inside of knitting like these tunnels? "The Common Thread" exhibit created knit passageways for the Bruges Triennial. I'm sure it was machine knit but still I'd love to walk there. Heck, I'd live in it. Read the article and see more pictures
https://archinect.com/news/article/150424821/so-il-creates-3d-knit-textile-passage-for-bruges-triennial-2024
#knitting #sculpture
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1. You are inside a tunnel of knit fabric held in cylindrical shapes by tubing. The knit fabric is translucent enough that you can see the buildings and trees opaquely above the tunnel. Ahead of you the tunnel breaks off into two other tunnels of the same knitted fabric. A child is walking toward you in the left tunnel.
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  SO – IL creates 3D knit textile passage for Bruges Triennial 2024
  
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  SO – IL has completed a passage of 3D knit textiles as part of the 2024 Bruges Triennial in Belgium. Titled 'Common Thread,' the passage is inspired by the medieval city’s lace-making tradition, using an innovative woven fabric to create what the team calls an “intricate spatial...

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