D6: culture in transit
  • What We Do
    • Projects
    • Residencies
    • Collaborative Doctoral Award
    • Knowledge Sharing and Networks
    • Hire >
      • Space Hire
      • Equipment Hire
  • Who We Are
    • About D6
    • OUR TEAM
    • Our Board
    • Associate Artists
    • Our Policies
    • Opportunities
  • Artists
    • Current >
      • Elisabeth Efua Sutherland
      • Paria Goodarzi
      • Maria Luigia Gioffre
      • Rafael Guendelman Hales
      • Amak Mahmoodian
      • Andreas Mallouris
      • Thais Muniz
      • Paul Nataraj
      • Patrick Ziza
      • Lucy Nychai
      • Isaac Nana Opoku
      • Shirin Zeraaty
    • Archive
  • Gallery
  • D6: EU
  • What We Think
  • Contact Us
  • What We Do
    • Projects
    • Residencies
    • Collaborative Doctoral Award
    • Knowledge Sharing and Networks
    • Hire >
      • Space Hire
      • Equipment Hire
  • Who We Are
    • About D6
    • OUR TEAM
    • Our Board
    • Associate Artists
    • Our Policies
    • Opportunities
  • Artists
    • Current >
      • Elisabeth Efua Sutherland
      • Paria Goodarzi
      • Maria Luigia Gioffre
      • Rafael Guendelman Hales
      • Amak Mahmoodian
      • Andreas Mallouris
      • Thais Muniz
      • Paul Nataraj
      • Patrick Ziza
      • Lucy Nychai
      • Isaac Nana Opoku
      • Shirin Zeraaty
    • Archive
  • Gallery
  • D6: EU
  • What We Think
  • Contact Us
D6: culture in transit
Ele Carpenter, HTML Patchwork
Ele Carpenter, HTML Patchwork

​Ele Carpenter

Ele Carpenter joined D6 for a 3-week research residency in 2008 to work on Open Source Embroidery.

The Html Patchwork is part of the Open Source Embroidery project based on the common characteristics of needlework crafts and open source computer programming.

The patchwork has been developed through a residency with D6, Newcastle and Access Space, Sheffield; and through workshops at: Banff New Media Institute, Canada; Gallery Glue, Newcastle; Access Space; D6; and through Facebook. The completed Html Patchwork was exhibited at the former HTTP Gallery, now Furtherfield, London 2008.
Picture
© COPYRIGHT 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.