The COFA Annual 2013



Resume

My passion for justice in the textiles industry has taken me on meaningful journeys throughout India, calling me to advocate for fair trade practices with marginalised farmers, artisans and tailors who are hidden behind complex supply chains.

My inspiration is enriched by people I have met and the beautifully diverse textiles and jewellery techniques they practise. I endeavour to elevate marginalised craftspeople by acknowledging their skills, advocate for fair trade practices and connect the producer directly with the consumer.

Awards
  • 2008 - Reuben F Scarf Memorial Foundation Award for Commitment
  • 2008 - Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Award
  • 2007 - Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Award
Qualifications
  • 2013 : University of New South Wales, College of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Design
Skills
  • Design Development
    Conceptual thinking, experimentation, sketching, model-making, technical drawing, analyzing, refining
  • Graphic Design
    Photography, Illustration, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
  • Jewellery
    Saw-piercing, riveting, soldering, drilling, metal forming, metal casting, roller printing, patination, filing and finishing
  • Textiles
    Placement and repeat designs, pattern drafting, garment construction, screen printing, weaving, natural dyeing, hand and machine embroidery, applique, basketry and macrame
Kimberley
Reh
Bachelor of Design

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