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Rhizome

• Following the presentation in December, I took the time to feel my desires for the months to come. • I wanted to move away from a mercantile approach to go towards a more artistic path. I must then reduce my scope of actions, always around the notion of territory. • I orient my research towards three processes: •
• 1- I searched for maps (road, geological, noise pollution, flooding, etc.) around the GreenFabric, and I found interesting open-source data to exploit. With the Kniterate, I would like to use these databases to present the territory around the GreenFabric in jacquard, and once the machine and software are in place, use the data as a source of code and develop in-depth tests. • I have already spotted sources like QGIX, OpenstreetView, https://datastore.brussels/web/map •
References: • Annelys de Vet • https://www.subjectiveeditions.org/ • Joost Groteus • https://www.joostgrootens.nl/ •
2- I cut the card into squares, in the center, the Greenfabric. I will source materials to be recycled in each zone by walking and meeting people, merchants, and professionals. I want to create a biomaterial per area. To facilitate the task and link the territories around us, the square in the center representing the Greenfabric will be 100% textile, then, concentrically, textile + recovery, with decreasing textile concentration.

3- The cards represent many networks that can be exploited in recurring patterns. I want to use the embroidery machine to generate cards. I want to take over the defined areas and exploit their graphic specificities as patterns.

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