Long
Skeleton Leaf Dress
This dress stared life as an exploration around the idea of aging, thinking
about the texture, colour and qualities of skin as they aged. It was
made with skeleton leaves, tulle net and tissue paper and finally, the
whole dress was burnt with a wood burning tool in patterns to emphasis
the delicacy and fragility of the ageing process.
As
time went by the piece was added to, made much fuller around the skirt,
so that it is nearly circular and the leaves were collaged around the
base.
This
piece featured in Gardens Illustrated in October Issue 2000.