Alice Maeve Gray Kenyon

RMIT Bachelor of Textiles (Design)

This exotic collage series explores a visual representation of the Talking Heads song (Nothing But) Flowers.
Like the song, the series of collages tell an optimistic rather than a pessimistic story of a doomed future. The garments present a canvas of the world, and the ornamentation, a future that is full of flowers and vibrancy.
Nothing But Flowers reflects my passion for recycling textiles. Like flowers, which regenerate and renew each year, all embellishments are recycled, regenerated, and renewed, using materials gathered from numerous locations. This project brings together both a song of hope, as well as the ability to recycle.

This exotic collage series explores a visual representation of the Talking Heads song (Nothing But) Flowers.
Like the song, the series of collages tell an optimistic rather than a pessimistic story of a doomed future. The garments present a canvas of the world, and the ornamentation, a future that is full of flowers and vibrancy.
Nothing But Flowers reflects my passion for recycling textiles. Like flowers, which regenerate and renew each year, all embellishments are recycled, regenerated, and renewed, using materials gathered from numerous locations. This project brings together both a song of hope, as well as the ability to recycle.

COLLECTION TITLE: Nothing But Flowers
DESCRIPTION: Collage made with handmade motifs; images of flowers; and images of embellished garments. Embellished garments made with recycled garments and hand-made motifs. Hand-made motifs made from recycled materials.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Alice Kenyon & Annika Ledet
COLLAGE: Alice Kenyon

IMAGE 1: Nothing But A Bouquet Of Flowers
IMAGE 2: There Used To Be Humans
IMAGE 3: Now They Are Covered With Flowers
IMAGE 4: Nothing But Golden Grevilleas & Coastal Rosemary
IMAGE 5: Nothing But Kangaroo Paw
IMAGE 6: Nothing But Gum Leaves & Common Heath
IMAGE 7: Nothing But Banksia

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