Textile soundinsulation for our doctor’s waitingroom

Our students created a sound insulation for the doctor’s waiting room in our school. At the beginning of the project the students did not have any idea about the textile sculptures by Hike Turré. The teacher Mag. B. Nduefuna-Maier gave an inspiring introduction and then the students started to create their own sculptures.

The students worked in a relaxed atmosphere and their flow of creativity was supported by the sound of music. The students created figures out of wire which should show children with different injuries.

First of all the wire was bent and formed and the the students designed the clothes. Used material was: wire grid, wood bars, egg cartons, linen, sugar, etc. It took the student approximately six working hours to finish their piece of arts. The had a lot of fun to decorate the patients’ waiting room in our school.