In this series, LCF's Fashion Archivist Susanna Cordner sits down with creditable fashion industry guests to discuss their sartorial choices, careers and work. The guest brings one item from their work or wardrobe to discuss in detail.
This time, our guest is Ellen Rock, a print designer who uses story-telling and combines traditional craft with contemporary art.
About Ellen Rock
Ellen uses her painterly prints to create a language of symbolism, opening universal dialogue and using her work as an enabler for positive global change.
A designer rooted in community and responsibility - she is an advocate for handcrafted processes. Ellen's international work combines digital and hand rendered graphics with traditional artisanship techniques and has developed projects with communities in Indonesia, Guatemala and Nepal to date.
Find out more about Ellen
Open to all UAL students. Spaces are limited - book early to secure your spot.
Date/time: Monday 22 September, 3 – 4pm
Location: Lecture Theatre (M01), London College of Fashion, 105 Carpenter's Road, E20 2AR