Mia Rowe

Mia Rowe

Textile DesignerHereford, United Kingdom
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Mia Rowe

Mia Rowe

Textile DesignerHereford, United Kingdom
About me
A woven textile designer with a passion for colour and texture. My work demonstrates skills across a variety of woven techniques, with a focus on sustainable design. Featured in Dezeen: https://www.dezeen.com/2023/05/27/fashion-textiles-projects-new-designers-dezeen-schoolshows/
Projects
  • SYMBIOTIC GROWTH: Degree project
    SYMBIOTIC GROWTH: Degree projectMy project is inspired by the visual and tactile properties of lichen to reflect on how interacting with materials can enhance our emotional wellbeing. The symbiotic relationship between lichen and its facilitators, which enables it to grow, emulates the connection that people have with inanimate objects. By exploring these properties, the collection reflects upon how we can reconnect with our environment to encourage moments of calm. This exploration of lichen has been imagined as a collect
  • RENEW: Degree project
    RENEW: Degree projectRenew is my response to the increased disconnect we feel with our younger selves. By recognising that the sensation of physical touch and play become less important when growing up, the collection is a personal way of exploring the connection with my inner child, and questions how I can reconnect with her through exploring our relationship with play. By observing and documenting how children interact with toys and objects, the collection captures the carefree childhood joy that is missing when
  • Roger Oates: Live project brief
    Roger Oates: Live project briefDrawn from the rich history of Hellens Manor, the 'Hilda' collection aims to bring a fresh perspective to the treasures of the Manor House. These affluent designs can provide both a traditional of contemporary look when placed within the home. And, when taken together with the colours can provide a sense of luxury and splendour from which your home can be reimagines as a palatial room inside the manor.
  • Hellens Manor: Live project brief
    Hellens Manor: Live project briefThis project was inspired by the beautiful Hellens Manor, a Jacobean home set in the rural landscape of Herefordshire. From photographs of the Manor House, taken during a site visit I've drawn inspiration from the rich and opulent interiors to produce both woven and printed textile outcomes.
  • SAGE automotive design: Live project brief
    SAGE automotive design: Live project brief‘Hypnotic Movements’ explores the relationship between movement and play. Outcomes have been presented through crisp woven structures with glow in the dark yarn used in the weft to infuse the collection with an element of futurism. As spatial phenomena become transformed through carefully considered and critical practice, the interior becomes a space from which the user can express their vibrancy and fluidity.
  • Dash + Miller: Live project brief
    Dash + Miller: Live project briefTaking inspiration from the rich and tactile surfaces found by the shore, 'Serenity' aims to immerse the viewer in a sea of heavily textured and playful woven textiles. With a focus on sustainability, yarns have been responsibly sourced and natural dyes, like seaweed, have been used to infuse the collection with delicate colour. The use of different materials in the weft has created fabrics of different weights, with samples transporting the mind to scenes of flitting in the soft sand and traips
Work history
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    Live project briefDash and Miller
     - College Rd, Hereford HR1 1EB, UKPart Time
    Using trend and mood boards provided by Dash + Miller, my collection of woven samples were inspired by the rich and tactile surfaces found by the shore, immersing the viewer in a sea of heavily textured and playful woven textiles.
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    Live project briefSAGE automotive Designs
     - College Rd, Hereford HR1 1EB, UKPart Time
    With a brief set by SAGE to develop a ‘vehicle of the future’, my project ‘Hypnotic Movements’ explored the relationship between movement and play. Outcomes were presented through crisp woven structures with glow in the dark yarn used in the weft to infuse the collection with an element of futurism.
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Education
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    BA (Hons) Textile Design Hereford College of Arts
    Hereford, United Kingdom