Photograph of biomaterials created by Arts University Plymouth MA Student Natalia Lombardi

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Presentation [author accepted abstract, presentation slides attached and proceedings attached] The Art of Business for Sustainable Fashion: The 9th International Conference of Marketing Strategy and Policy Research Group (MSP2025) held on 5th & 6th June, 2025. Kingston University.

Reference
Martin, H., (2025) Un – Make & Re - Clothe: Critically Making a Modular Pattern Cutting System. Proceedings of the The Art of Business for Sustainable Fashion: 9th International Conference. 5-6th June, 2025. Kingston: Marketing Strategy and Policy Research Group (MSP). pp.12-13. DOI: 10.66992/tvLcwY
Publish Date
2025

This practice-led research reformulated the traditional Devoré textile print process using safer, less hazardous approaches, demonstrating that environmentally responsible innovation can preserve historically significant textile techniques within contemporary studio practice.

Type
Reference
Gribble, E., (2025) Devoré Reformulated. [Research Practice] Arts University Plymouth. DOI: 10.66992/Ny3tnA
Publish Date
2025

Ashnihilation is a practice-led research project by Dr Tom Milnes that explores how immersive technologies—specifically augmented reality (AR)—can foster emotional and critical engagement with ecological crisis.

Reference
Milnes, T., (2026) Ashnihilation [Practice Research]. (2023-2026). Arts University Plymouth. DOI: 10.66992/qsZlFG
Publish Date
2026