JENNIFER CROUCH
Artist, researcher, author and art-science practitioner working in drawing, textiles and sculpture

about
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Portfolio overview:
Symbols
Drawings
Paintings
Textiles
Sculpture
Ceramics
Prints
Workshops
TATTOOS 
Celestial Collections: quilted designs


“Recorporealising MRI Data” PhD project:

ABSTRACT
MRI: physics and data

Body-machine interface: Phantoms

Art objects as a scientific device

Analogue-digital interface: developing patterns
Re-corporealising MRI data 

Yarn wrappings // lab maps 

Body-loom assemblage

Woven-work

Research maps

Painted cartographies



Practice-based Research projects:
A (sym)poetics of biomineralisation
Textile research methodologies
Synthetic Biology workshop
HELLMOUTH
Cosmic New Materialisms (reading group)
Telescope Club
Textile teaching (on-going - Morley College)


Projects, Exhibitions and Residencies:
Keystone Species Exhibition at Proposition Studios
Membranes
Public engagement of science /Art-Science Workshops
The Clearing: A project from the future
Reitir
Arctic Circle Residency
Jiggling Atoms
Invisible Structures


Commissions and personal work:

The Wound: Between the Stacks
Embroidery symbols
Geology paintings
The Moss Crest Project
Flatland paintings
The Magic Calendar
The Infinite Landscape
Dissecting Room Drawings
Other ceramics
Radio Club
Sunk Season
A Vague Inventory of Ailments and States
Helmets for Her/o/ines/
Epecuen (mural/installation)


Collaborations:

Between the Stacks
Night on the LEZ(TIE) BAG
LEZ in Training


Writing/illustration/talks

Published books 
Academic publications

Conferences


Contact

LinkedIn
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Email: jennifer.ap.crouch@proton.me



Mark






Transdisciplinary Textile Research Methodologies






ENSCi / December 2025
Transdisciplinary Textile Research Methodologies

            Trans-disciplinary is a term I use to describe transitions-through (into, within, from within and beyond) different disciplines. 


Image and text-based research
Visual connections between patterns and space 
Technologically mediated images of physical forces inperceptible to the human eye




ENSCI 
The AuthoImage transfer methods 

            Collecting imagery and printing it on to textiles allows for the flow, movement, structures and integrity of textiles to support the image. 

Magnetic image sublimation printing
Magnetic image 
Wool fibres explored through resist pritning









Mark