Stories of craft
Homo Faber is an international collaborative project fostering a new cultural movement centred on creative artisans. Its signature projects are an online guide, an international biennial, and educational programmes. As an “artisan hunter” and writer, I interview artists and craft feature articles about their life, work, and craft for their online guide, aiming to create a record of their work for current and future generations. Explore my contributions to the 2024 Homo Faber Guide.
Client
Homo Faber
Project Type
Reportage; Feature Articles; Interviews
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Bold carvings, smooth colours
Donald Baugh, Wood sculptor
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Artfully woven from the finest strands of willow
Mary Butcher, Basketweaver
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Where human history and flora collide
Rebecca Stevenson, Multimedia sculptor
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Golden finishes on the forest floor
Tuesday Riddell, Lacquerer
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Keeping the mind alert and the hands creative
Philip Koomen, Furniture maker
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Celebrating screen-printing and slow design
Rosanna Bishop, Textile printer
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Objects designed to last several lifetimes
Jeremy & Cath Brown, Ceramicists
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A friendship with timeless form
Barnaby & Dru, Woodturners
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Celebrating the riches of an ever-changing island
Chloé Rosetta Bell, Ceramicist
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Interpreting nature through textiles
Bridget Bailey, Textile sculptor
