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6x4 is the body of work of an individual who chooses to remain anonymous behind the label. It is the expression of the aesthetic universe this individual wants to create and inhabit. Manifest into physical reality from the realm of ideas and intention through the making of simple functional objects, the philosophy of this universe is written in the visual and material attributes of the objects. For the creator this philosophy can be likened to the uncovering of an ancient buried city, exposed to them by each act of creation.
Our humanness is reflected in our objects and garments; to make tools and objects is an act that defines our species. The way we live with each other and with the earth is reflected in these artefacts of our survival, society and culture. These objects represent a way of living.
Our humanness is reflected in our objects and garments; to make tools and objects is an act that defines our species. The way we live with each other and with the earth is reflected in these artefacts of our survival, society and culture. These objects represent a way of living.
Processing locally-grown organic linen into fibre and twine
Earlier this year I made a connection with Gina, Charlotte, and Bella of 'Growing Textiles NZ' at the Biological Husbandry Unit Organics Trust (BHU), a joint venture between Lincoln University and the New Zealand Organic Movement. At the end of the Summer I went to help harvest some of their organic indigo. I took home some leaves to use for dye and a few months later I went back for a bundle of retted and dried linen. This was my first attempt at processing some of the linen. Without any proper tools I just used a rolling pin to break then scutch the linen. Finally I heckled it with a comb to produce some fibre that is ready for spinning. The short, coarse fibres that came as a result of...
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Coil basket vase made from Crocosmia (Coppertip) leaves and jute. Cured with tung oil and charcoal.
Просмотров 29Месяц назад
Coil basket vase made from Crocosmia (Coppertip) leaves harvested from the front of the house where I live. I dry the seed heads to use in dried arrangements but I wanted to find a use for the leaves. I used jute twine to make them into a coil basket vase. After it was completd I torched it to removed the jute fluff and loose leaves. I wanted it to have a dark finish so I coloured it with tung ...
Jess in the Bay
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Jess in the Bay Wearing some old costumes With some of her beautiful music in the background The full track features her gorgeous vocals @jessaspinwall4585
Floor length robe and tall crown hat
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Tailored floor-length robe made from water-stained second hand cotton twill canvas. Hand sewn hems and facings with hand made sterling silver closure. Worn with tall crown hat and hand dyed nubuck platform sandals. Le Bons Bay, Aotearoa.
'Solipsis' installation artwork in collaboration with Annemieke Montagne
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'Solipsis' installation artwork in collaboration with Annemieke Montagne. Made from wood and cotton canvas and painted by Annemieke.
6x4 Summer 2023 collection: 'NG'
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6x4 Summer 2023 collection: 'NG' An ode to Sharon Ng and NG Boutique. Sharon started stocking 6x4 at NG boutique in 2015. She has always believed in my work and supported me as a designer. The store has given me an incredible platform to share my work and allowed me to grow as a maker. I dedicate this collection to Sharon, NG boutique, and all those involved. Worn by Clare Logan who I met throu...
Custom made suit, shirt, and boots for Tom Sharples
Просмотров 507 месяцев назад
Custom made suit, shirt, and boots for my dear friend Tom Sharples. We took these photos at the site of his childhood home, which was destroyed in the earthquakes. Shawl collar, dolman sleeve jacket and cropped, tapered trousers made from stretch cotton sateen. Bias cut, cowl neck shirt with side tie and hand embroidered initials. Hand dyed, unlined nubuck boots with back zip.
'THE WIND IN MY GARMENT' poured dye silk painting on kite that can be worn as a garment
Просмотров 437 месяцев назад
Silk kite that can be worn as a garment. Made for 'The Wind in My Garment' at Season, Aotearoa. Dyed by pouring paint over the garment whilst wet. Split bamboo rods, twisted silk cordage for kite string.
'THE WIND IN MY GARMENT' hand painted silk kites that can also be worn as garments
Просмотров 717 месяцев назад
Film for 'The Wind in My Garment' at Season Aotearoa. Hand painted silk kite that can also be worn as a garment. Split bamboo rods. Twisted silk cordage as kite string. Filming, sound, and colour grading by Francesca Logan. Thanks to John Harris for help with the shoot. "All things can be thrown into the infinite void, yet the void remains the same. Negative space and emptiness doesn’t have to ...
'THE ROUND' a large scale kinetic/sonic installation artwork
Просмотров 2308 месяцев назад
An installation work made in collaboration with@johnnyelectric6815 'The Round' is opening at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū as part of 'Spring Time is Heart-Break: Contemporary Art in Aotearoa'. This large scale installation is by far the most ambitious project we have worked on together and we are both thrilled to exhibit it in a public space where many people can experience i...
Making process for a hand painted silk kite with bamboo rods that can also be worn as a garment.
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Hand painted silk kite that can also be worn as a garment. Split bamboo rods. Twisted silk cordage as kite string. Made for my first solo show at Season Aotearoa.
Hand carved apricot greenwood bowl.
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Hand carved Apricot greenwood bowl. Coloured with crushed charcoal and cured with Tung oil.
'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' cymatics sound wave porcelain ceramic works
Просмотров 2928 месяцев назад
'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' Sound wave porcelain works for a collaborative show between myself and @johnnyelectric6815 at Public Record in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), Aotearoa. This show came about from conversions between John and I. We had worked on each other's projects in the past but this was our first collaborative show. We cycled through many ideas before arriving at the final show...
'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' cymatic works on paper
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Works on paper for 'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' A collaborative show between myself and @johnnyelectric6815 A calligraphy brush pen attached to a speaker, which is mounted to a CNC machine, runs back and forth over 200gsm cotton paper. Manipulated audio is played through the speaker, which causes the pen to draw frequencies on the paper as it moves.
Custom made cast sterling silver thimbles.
Просмотров 180Год назад
Sterling silver thimbles custom made for my hand. I cast my right index and middle finger in plaster then built my desired thimbles around them in jeweller's wax. The palm thimble for my middle finger was also made using the same method, revealing a lopsided circle that fits ergonomically on my hand. I had these waxes cast in sterling silver and finished them with a dark patina. The thimbles ha...
'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' custom printed sound wave garments
Просмотров 98Год назад
'The Fading Memory of the Scribe' custom printed sound wave garments
Hand carved Houhere (lacebark) greenwood hairpin with charcoal finish.
Просмотров 71Год назад
Hand carved Houhere (lacebark) greenwood hairpin with charcoal finish.
Antique linen jacket with hand sewn and embroidered details. Naturally dyed with walnut and iron.
Просмотров 675Год назад
Antique linen jacket with hand sewn and embroidered details. Naturally dyed with walnut and iron.
Finishing touches on a pair of hand made boots
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Finishing touches on a pair of hand made boots
Hand-carved salvaged limestone table lamp with gilded interior
Просмотров 302 года назад
Hand-carved salvaged limestone table lamp with gilded interior
Hand darning a sisal hat with linen thread
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Hand darning a sisal hat with linen thread
Jogakbo inspired patchwork coat with hand quilted details
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Jogakbo inspired patchwork coat with hand quilted details
Yujin. Hand darned vintage velvet and paint dyed repurposed bedsheet costume
Просмотров 1562 года назад
Yujin. Hand darned vintage velvet and paint dyed repurposed bedsheet costume
Hand sewn 조각보 (Jogakbo) Ramie face mask
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Hand sewn 조각보 (Jogakbo) Ramie face mask
Dyeing a pair of hand made nubuck leather slippers with foraged walnut hulls
Просмотров 812 года назад
Dyeing a pair of hand made nubuck leather slippers with foraged walnut hulls
Hand sewn Indigo dyed cotton handkerchief
Просмотров 2752 года назад
Hand sewn Indigo dyed cotton handkerchief
Cool (por needl)
Beautiful work. That has to be sandstone though, correct?
It's limestone salvaged from an old building that was demolished after the Christchurch earthquakes :) Very soft and easy to work.
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Beautiful!
Thank you!
I love that this is finished on both sides. Thank you for introducing me to a new technique with historical meaning!❤
You are so welcome! Hope you're able to give it a try :)
По-настоящему мужской способ изготовления одежды! С удовольствием посмотрела :)
Thank you :)
What type of fabric are you using, is it a linen / cotton?
It's Ramie, a plant fibre from the nettle family. It's naturally very stiff as shown :)
Nice sand stone psy-op bowl
Даже просто смотреть на это... Кайф!
Well, it makes your handstitches to look like flat felled sewing seams. Wow.
Thank you!
Магия!
:)
Witam ❤ładna praca ❤serdecznie dziękuję i łączę pozdrowienia z Polski ❤
Brava!
Do you hav a template for the clogs
No, sorry! I just sort of made it up and didn't hold onto the patterns. They were pretty easy to make, just traced around my feet and added some height.
Absolutely stunning!!!
Thank you so much!!
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:)
Beautiful. 👌💕
Thank you :)
So just the glue holds the sole together? Beautiful work. Thank you. 👌💕
Thanks for your comment! Yes it's just wood glue that holds the soles together. It's very strong if used correctly, I've never had a glue join fail! As for the rubber outsoles, they are just attached with glue so they can be replaced when needed.
너무 멋있네요, 배우고 싶어요!
감사합니다! Sewing is a wonderful skill, I encourage you to try and learn! I didn't study sewing but I learnt from books, the internet, and lots of practice :)
Bellissimi.
Grazie! :)
hi, i want to buy this one can you show me where to buy it
Hello! I bought this in a second hand shop. You might be able to find one on ebay or another second hand sale platform.
Beautiful! So subtle and earthy!
Beautiful bowl. Does the limestone sound like a bell when you strike it?
New Zealand limestone is quite soft so it doesn't make much of a sound unfortunately, more of a stony thud!
I find it interesting how people connect to places in different ways. She has her interpretative dance, I scuba dive and explore the reef in the background.
hi can u post a longer and detailed video
Hello! I will try and make a more detailed video when I have some time. I just wanted to post this to show a bit of my process rather than demonstrate how to do it. There are lots of far more experienced darners on youtube that will have great videos until then!
Love the hat and dress, make another showing the progress
well done, very beautiful.
Thank you very much!
What’s the music? It’s beautiful (and a nice change from usual sewing tutorials ringtone style music)
Thank you! I made the music myself :)
What is the stone called!?
It's a folder that I made from deer antler. They are supposed to be longer and made from bone (Hera folder) but I only had antler available! They are used a lot in quilting.
I absolutely love this!
Thank you!
Bellissimi!Bravo!
Grazie!
Ça manque d’explication le visuel ne suffit pas, désolée
Merci, J'ai pas fait ce video pour expliquer comment faire ce metier car je suis pas un expert. Il y a beaucoup des videos sur youtube qui peuvent expliquer mieu que moi. J'ai eu juste envie de montrer un peu ma travaille
Quero comprar uma gravadora desta
Thank you so much for this wonderful video! The finished item is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Muy bello y simple. Gracias.
Hi how did you know how to cut each Ramie rectangle size, so that they all fitted seamlessly together? Did you use a template that told you what width and height each Ramie was?
I cut each piece as I go. I match the widths of the pieces I'm working on and the pattern slowly comes as I work. I don't plan how it's going to look from the start.
@@6x4online34 I believe that called "loghouse making" in quilting
So beautiful ❤️ Both the process and the end product... Amazing
Thank you so much!
Hola me gustaría saber como hiciste el cabezal de grabación sabia que se hacían con dos parlantes pero ese método no se como funciona
Thanks for your comment. I didn't make this machine so I don't know how it works. It was made by Johnny Electric NZ so it would be best to ask him! johnnyelectric.co.nz/
Es muy sencillo (en teoría) En lugar de 2 parlantes solo usa un embobinado que realiza exactamente la misma función. La máquina no graba en estereo por eso solo usa un solo embobinado a 90 grados del disco. Para ser estereo debía tener 2 embobinados a 45 grados del disco y 90 grados el uno del otro. Saludos
GREAT SKILL,AMAZING!!!
Thank you :)
Poderia pelo menos gravar algo mais agradável...
What is the marking tool you are using and where do you get it?
Traditionally it would have been a bone folder. I made this one out of a cross-section of deer antler because I didn't have any bone :)
Brava.
Jogakbo is literally a cloth made from pieces of cloth. It is said that in the old days when materials were scarce, cloth was also a very valuable material, and it is said that the leftover scraps of cloth were used to make furoshiki. It was often used to wrap quilts, wedding dresses, and wedding items. It is said that the tablecloth that covers the table is still well used. Various colors and patterns are mixed, and one of the crafts studied in Gyubang is to study this arrangement well to make it beautiful. It is the wisdom of life to use the leftover fabric from everyday life, so it was used by ordinary people. In fact, it is said that Jogakbo was never found among the royal objects.
Thank you for sharing this history! I think it's such a beautiful and valuable part of Korean culture.
And how do you draw the grooves perfectly? What do you use for that?
It's done on a record embossing lathe, developed and built by Johnny Electric: ruclips.net/channel/UCkup25hwumaTjbQHkf_ZHLA
Queria um projeto pra fazer uma máquina de gravar igual a sua
The machine is made by johnnyelectric.co.nz/
ruclips.net/channel/UCkup25hwumaTjbQHkf_ZHLA
As usual,greetings from Florence,Italy.Love yours videos .
Thank you very much! Greetings from Christchurch, New Zealand :)
Very nice, it s DIY?
The machine is designed and manufactured by JohnnyElectricNZ. johnnyelectric.co.nz/
Точно такую юбку хочу
The artistry of your video is just beautiful!
Thanks very much!