Judith Sharkey

RMIT Bachelor of Fashion (Design)
www.iko-la.com
judithcsharkey@gmail.com
@iko.la

I consider my experiences of spirituality as a source of inspiration for my designs. With-in daily modern life it can be hard to integrate and contextualise such a feeling of spirituality. “World-building” is my developed approach to design. Informed by research; developing characters and their physical environments helps me: to contextualise, to better explore, and to house these experiences. This relationship to fashion has instilled my belief that as people find a voice, image, or feeling for their own experiences via art and creativity, a deepening of connection with oneself can be made.

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RMIT Bachelor of Fashion (Design)

I consider my experiences of spirituality as a source of inspiration for my designs. With-in daily modern life it can be hard to integrate and contextualise such a feeling of spirituality. “World-building” is my developed approach to design. Informed by research; developing characters and their physical environments helps me: to contextualise, to better explore, and to house these experiences. This relationship to fashion has instilled my belief that as people find a voice, image, or feeling for their own experiences via art and creativity, a deepening of connection with oneself can be made.

Title: Knotted Reverence | Materialss: Power mesh, stretch ponte, neoprene velvet | Techniques: 3D modelled via Blender and edited via Photoshop | Models: Sherron Lewis & Emily Wood | Photographer: Jo Scott | Stylist: Ellen Sharkey & Judith Sharkey.

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