On creating new livelihoods more in balance with the living world. Dancing with possibilities for fibre, textiles and what we currently call fashion.
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A designer learning to let go, whilst retaining agency to act. Research, practice, enterprise and education. Towards an ecological fashion commons and new/old livelihoods.
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