The pilot of on-going research project about discovering the roots of spinning yarn and weaving is practical thesis Plain perceptions: returning to the material through weaving.

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First, Plain perceptions is a workspace of the beginnings of weaving. How the yarn is born, where the fabric begins? What is the minimum needed for weaving? I want to know it, to sense it through. I want to be there, in the birth of textile, where the material starts it’s transformations – to create with what I’ll find from my immediate surroundings, what I find from here, right now.

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Secondly, Plain perceptions is a text (supervised by Eik Hermann) investigating the roots and importance of tactile knowledge from the stand-point and through the eyes of a hand-weaver. Text, in Estonian, can be downloaded