DK6950
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.
Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 28 x 73 cm.
The 12 colors are crafted using an innovative technique, where the act of drawing is translated into a new textile technique based on the capabilities and limitations of a sewing machine. By intentionally using three threads, I create a nuanced color palette, where subtle interplay between colors adds depth and character to the textile.
© Robert Damisch
Abstract_
Website, digital print
A unique print generated from personal text, keyboard rhythm, and the facial expressions of the creator. Abstract_ was created as a collaboration between Kristine Boesen, Bjørn Karmann, and me.
Abstract_
Digital print
A unique print generated from personal text, keyboard rhythm, and the facial expressions of the creator. Abstract_ was created as a collaboration between Kristine Boesen, Bjørn Karmann, and me.
Raw Color Archive
Website
A digital archive of local colors in Denmark. The colors are mapped based on plant dyeing, location, and season.
Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 10 x 13 cm
The 12 colors are crafted using an innovative technique, where the act of drawing is translated into a new textile technique based on the capabilities and limitations of a sewing machine. By intentionally using three threads, I create a nuanced color palette, where subtle interplay between colors adds depth and character to the textile.
© Robert Damisch
E07108
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.
Folded Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 27 x 19 cm.
Folded Nuance is a series of objects developed through material research into Nuance, a textile by Julie Helles. This approach allows the textile's inherent qualities to inspire and shape the design through careful reflection and experimentation.
© Robert Damisch
Page 017, Scrapbook
Leftover cotton fabric, new thread, reclaimed thread. 25,5 x 32 cm.
An ongoing search for color, with the purpose of creating tones that feel deep, resonate, and alive. Colors are drawn onto fabric using a unique sewing technique. The colored fragments of fabric become a study of how colors are developed and brought into relation.
© Robert Damisch
Raw Color Archive
Website
A digital archive of local colors in Denmark. The colors are mapped based on plant dyeing, location, and season.
Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 10 x 13 cm.
The 12 colors are crafted using an innovative technique, where the act of drawing is translated into a new textile technique based on the capabilities and limitations of a sewing machine. By intentionally using three threads, I create a nuanced color palette, where subtle interplay between colors adds depth and character to the textile.
© Robert Damisch
Raw Color Archive
Plant dyed wool yarn. 5 x 5 cm.
Picture of the process of developing a physical and digital archive of local colors in Denmark. Thank you to Maltfabrikken, Ebeltoft (DK), for the residency.
DK1307
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.
Textiles Talk a Flexible Language
Printed book, 56 p. 19 x 29 cm.
A picture from the master thesis at Contextual Design, Design Academy Eindhoven (NL).
CH7545
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.
Abstract_
Wool yarn, digital generated pattern. 70 x 75 cm.
Sweater showcasing a unique print generated from personal text, keyboard rhythm, and facial expressions of the creator. Abstract_ was created as a collaboration between Kristine Boesen, Bjørn Karmann, and me.
Basket for nail polish
Paper & sewing thread. 6.5 x 6 x 6 cm.
A paper basket with embroidered letters indicating its contents, designed for Basketclub’s open brief themed around the nail polish emoji.
Folded Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 11,5 x 8,5 cm.
Folded Nuance is a series of objects developed through material research into Nuance, a textile by Julie Helles. This approach allows the textile's inherent qualities to inspire and shape the design through careful reflection and experimentation.
© Robert Damisch
Basket for nail polish
Paper & sewing thread. 6.5 x 6 x 6 cm.
A paper basket with embroidered letters indicating its contents, designed for Basketclub’s open brief themed around the nail polish emoji.
Abstract_
Wool yarn, digital generated pattern. 92 x 68 cm.
Sweater showcasing a unique print generated from personal text, keyboard rhythm, and facial expressions of the creator. Abstract_ was created as a collaboration between Kristine Boesen, Bjørn Karmann, and me.
E07108
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.
Algorithmic Color Composition
Digital print
This print was generated through algorithmic color sorting of pixels from an existing image, and presented in a new colorway based on a 2019 design.
Abstract_
Digital print
New colorway of a unique print generated from personal text, keyboard rhythm, and the facial expressions of the creator. Abstract_ was created as a collaboration between Kristine Boesen, Bjørn Karmann, and me.
1:3D
Sewing thread. 18 x 9,5 cm.
A sample from the process of developing a 3D textile sculpting technique.
1:3D
Sewing thread. 49 x 61 cm.
The garment was created using a 3D textile sculpting technique developed by Julie Helles.
© Robert Damisch
Who Are You?
Printed paper, felt, digital images. 70 x 65 cm.
A braided garment that merges the physical with the digital, creating a more layered representation of the wearer. Interwoven QR codes link to photographs and information curated by the wearer.
Folded Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 17,5 x 11,5 cm.
Folded Nuance is a series of objects developed through material research into Nuance, a textile by Julie Helles. This approach allows the textile's inherent qualities to inspire and shape the design through careful reflection and experimentation.
© Robert Damisch
Nuance
Reclaimed cotton fabric, sewing thread from secondhand sources. 10 x 13 cm.
The 12 colors are crafted using an innovative technique, where the act of drawing is translated into a new textile technique based on the capabilities and limitations of a sewing machine. By intentionally using three threads, I create a nuanced color palette, where subtle interplay between colors adds depth and character to the textile.
© Robert Damisch
Who Are You?
Printed paper, felt, digital images. 70 x 65 cm.
A braided garment that merges the physical with the digital, creating a more layered representation of the wearer. Interwoven QR codes link to photographs and information curated by the wearer.
Raw Color Archive
Website
A digital archive of local colors in Denmark. The colors are mapped based on plant dyeing, location, and season.
CH5430
Digitally crafted color.
Color Nota is a continually evolving collection of colors emerging from the hues and shades of my daily observations. Delve into the growing collection at @julie.helles.