Sarah Barry
Dreamy Garden
2020
Photoshop
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Morning Bloom
2020
Photoshop
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Opportune Vermillionmn 01
2021
Photoshop
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Opportune Vermillion 02
2021
Photoshop
Statement
My Senior Thesis “Reimagining Chintz” is a lookbook which modernizes traditional Portuguese and Brazilian chintz patterns, while honoring the textile. I created five collections for different rooms in the home. The collections Morning Bloom, Dreamy Garden, Pearlescent Undertow, Mushroom Fields, and Opportune Vermillion incorporate sophisticated color pallets, traditional design layouts and motifs of nature, with an unconventional twist. Chintz textiles have a rich history and have gone through many beautiful iterations, for it has been adored worldwide. I grew up surrounded by Brazilian chintz, also known as chita, and it has been a source of inspiration throughout my artistic career. Chintz textiles are celebrated and popularly used in the NorthEast region of Brazil, to decorate clothing, homes, venues and festivals. It has deep roots with DIY culture for it is an abundantly used fabric which is not commonly manufactured on household items. As a surface designer, I saw this as an opportunity to create these five collections of modernized chintz patterns because I want to see them in the world. I believe my Reimagining Chintz lookbook can be used by people of all ages and gender, who enjoy unique imagery and appreciate history.
Illustration (BFA) Students
Adina Zucker - not exhibiting
Aimee Hawley - not exhibiting
Amy Liu - not exhibiting
Astoria Zhang - not exhibiting
Boya Shao - not exhibiting
Camilla Sucre - not exhibiting
Doce Guan - not exhibiting
Eric Manarevic - not exhibiting
Estrellita Rodriguez - not exhibiting
Huiyang Liu - not exhibiting
Jade Redmond - not exhibiting
Katie Valliere - not exhibiting
Leyi Ji - not exhibiting
Lili Mucchiut - not exhibiting
Linmin Zheng - not exhibiting
Meiou Chen - not exhibiting
Michelle Bonilla - not exhibiting
Rhashad Carter - not exhibiting
Ribin A - not exhibiting