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My Grandma would be 'chuffed to bits'

Creative Utilitarianism . 1940's clutch, re-claimed wool, retro tea-towel, a much loved Bakelite button I've been hording for years awaiting for a good home. The Clutch was made to complement a pair of beautiful brown shoes I've been wanting a hand bag for. Thanks to Andrew Waburton http://www.arearugsandcarpets.com/ My friend Geraldine for the gift of the tea towels. Carrie Scott-Huby http://www.pinkmooninspires.co.uk/

Universal Harmonies

Solo Exhibition 'Universal Harmonies' at The Art House, Wakefield March 2010. Temporary Studio at the Art House.

Harmony

Universal Harmonies part 3 Choreographed Dance and mark-making Universal Harmony part 2 Video of Dance Performance and mark-making on packaging paper String Theory part 1 Knitted garden twine contained within a box frame Universal Harmonies Solo Exhibtion at The Art House March 2010. Carrie Scott-Huby www.pinkmooninspires.co.uk

Creating Harmony

Universal Harmonies was my response to a collaborative art project. I love taking part in collaborative projects. It allows dedicated attention and time to challenge yourself and develop professionally and personally. I was delighted to responded to Sound and Vision. Since being an under-Graduate I have wanted to develop the combining of the different disciplines I studied. I was fortunate to study simultaneously Visual Art/Textiles and Dance. From my early years I have had the great fortune to have such positive influences by way of creativity, science, nature and all practical skills in-between. I naturally view the big picture whilst paying attention to the small detail. Thus all this has the unveiling influence within my work.

Chaos in detail

Chaos Theory composed in re-claimed woolen yarn and brown paper. The technique used was tradional knitting. The re-claimed yarn is courtesy of Area Rugs and Carpets Carrie Scott-Huby www.pinkmoominspires.co.uk

Chaos in detail!

Chaos Theory copmosed using re-claimed materials and tradtional techniques. The audience was invited to write a resonsethen add their own label to the installation. Creating their own Chaos! The text I initially attached to the installation as was inspired by The Tao of Pooh anfd Te of Pigglet. As with many others I conect to the corrolation between Eastern Philosophy and Physic Theory. Carrie Scott-Huby www.pinkmooninspires.co.uk

Chaos in a Cabinet!

Recently I exhibited at The 13th International Artist Book Fair, Leeds University. Cabinet of Curiosities: an interactive exhibition of new relational book works by the International online Artist Book Collective. Please find out more on Artsit Book Collective on Facebook. Chaos Theory is composed with re-claimed materials and using tradtional techniues. Carrie Scott-Huby www.pinkmooninspires.co.uk