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"A Peruvian Tale”<br />

Throughout the years it has become noticeable that<br />

culture tends to have an influence on the way individuals<br />

experience and perceive life. I have always had a<br />

profound admiration for Peru, its culture, its people, my<br />

birthplace. Being brought up in Lima, the capital of Peru,<br />

has developed my interest and admiration of their<br />

architecture and textiles manipulation. Their colourful<br />

layered houses and diverse historical location such<br />

Macchu Picchu and Chan Chan provide meaningful<br />

illustration of ancient art.<br />

Taking an organic approach from their textures, bold<br />

colours and shapes specifically in ancient Peruvian<br />

cultures. I was intrigued to find out more about the way<br />

people live, focusing on the contrast of architectural<br />

motifs and organic landscapes. The Peruvian community<br />

have managed to demonstrate and share their historical<br />

culture by producing joyful, happy and colourful hand<br />

crafted textiles which include meaning and tradition<br />

behind every colour and motif.<br />

My innovative designs have been greatly influenced by<br />

Peru's arts , textiles illustration and material<br />

manipulation. This collection showcases a variety of<br />

fashion fabrics and accessories which include hand<br />

embroidery and laser cutting, this allowed me to produce<br />

my own beads and statement pieces. My aim is for the<br />

audience to envision Peru through my interpretation and<br />

life journey, which gives them the opportunity develop<br />

their knowledge and understanding of this countries<br />

cultures, tradition, culture and history.<br />

TEXTILE ARTS<br />

STUDENT CATEGORY<br />

PALOMA ALARCON

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