As a textile designer, I specialise in woven textiles as a medium to visually narrate stories of nostalgic feelings, memories and childhood moments. Blending my Bangladeshi culture and London roots together plays a significant part in my creative practice. This helps me to interweave themes of identity, land and home which is reflected in the research I gather.

 I have worked with A Team Arts Education for over 5 years. From being a student to a volunteer and now a mentor, I have been able to see young people thrive in this space, exploring all avenues of the creative sector.

I have been an instrumental figure of British fashion for the last 25 years through my work as change maker for inclusivity at Central Saint Martins and as an education consultant working with grassroots organisations across the UK. 

I have dedicated my career to supporting access to arts education for first generation students and young people from lower income backgrounds.

As a result, I now lead on Knowledge Exchange for the Fashion Programmes at Central Saint Martins.

I started working with A Team Arts Education in 2009 and have continued this highly successful partnership as I enjoy watching the young people thrive and progress in the Arts.

I am also a contributing editor for ELLE UK.

I am textile designer and natural colourist with seven year’s experience working in the textile and fashion industry.

My work combines traditional natural dyeing techniques with innovative research to create colours from waste streams.

I am passionate about sharing my knowledge to create sustainable colour for textiles and love inspiring young people and fostering a fun, engaging learning environment where creativity thrives, encouraging the next generation to explore sustainable colour making.

I studied BA Textile Design as a mature student at Central Saint Martins after foundation studies at Working Men’s College.

I specialised in woven textiles, gravitating towards off – loom weaving outdoors, using unusual materials.

While at CSM, I became a Student Ambassador, this led me to discover my passion for teaching. Assisting with A Team Arts Education enabled me to inspire and support young people in their creative journey.

 After graduating, I began focusing on community workshops that blend storytelling with textiles.

My work fosters a sense of connection, inviting participants to rediscover hands-on craftsmanship whilst rethinking and reusing unconventional materials and recycling to promote sustainability.

I joined A Team Arts in 2010 for the Summer Academy fashion project ‘Liquid History’, although

I was interested in Architecture at the time. The staff supported me into a Foundation course at CSM where I changed direction to focus on textiles, specialising in weave.

My work celebrates the tactile nature of textiles and the meditative process of making, inviting viewers to engage with colour.

Every year I have come back to A Team to help, and advise young people who are progressing towards arts careers.

I graduated from CSM in 2023 and now have a studio with Cockpit Arts in Deptford.

 As a Textile Artist, my specialisations are in woven textile design.

My process investigates expressive winding techniques using hand-dyed silk exploring the relationship between colour, line and form to creating layered textiles.

By layering threads in varying orders and tensions, enables me to create intricate compositions that blur the line between craft and visual art.

My work celebrates the tactile nature of textiles and the meditative process of making, inviting viewers to engage with colour and material in a deeply sensory way.

I’m a graduate in Graphic and Media Design from London College of Communication.

I’ve been with A Team Arts Education since 2019 when I first participated in the Summer Programme, and have been helping out over the past few years.

I didn’t study art at GCSE or A-Level, only product design which was not for me.

I went onto the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Central Saint Martins, doing the diagnostic pathway before specialising onto illustration.

I love everything to do with editorial, printmaking, and book design.

I am a Part I Architectural Assistant at We Made That and doing my MA in Architecture at the University of Greenwich, having completed a BA from Central St Martins.

I have developed a number of projects that deal with community empowerment, social-cultural infrastructure, and public wellbeing.

My final major project focused on empowering minority groups, which was awarded the Spatial Cultural Equity in 2022 and selected for London Design Festival.

Coming from a background in Arts and Design, I love to motivate and help young people.

As a textile designer, I specialise in woven textiles as a medium to visually narrate stories of nostalgic feelings, memories and childhood moments. Blending my Bangladeshi culture and London roots together plays a significant part in my creative practice. This helps me to interweave themes of identity, land and home which is reflected in the research I gather.

 I have worked with A Team Arts Education for over 5 years. From being a student to a volunteer and now a mentor, I have been able to see young people thrive in this space, exploring all avenues of the creative sector.

I have been an instrumental figure of British fashion for the last 25 years through my work as change maker for inclusivity at Central Saint Martins and as an education consultant working with grassroots organisations across the UK. 

I have dedicated my career to supporting access to arts education for first generation students and young people from lower income backgrounds.

As a result, I now lead on Knowledge Exchange for the Fashion Programmes at Central Saint Martins.

I started working with A Team Arts Education in 2009 and have continued this highly successful partnership as I enjoy watching the young people thrive and progress in the Arts.

I am also a contributing editor for ELLE UK.

I am textile designer and natural colourist with seven year’s experience working in the textile and fashion industry.

My work combines traditional natural dyeing techniques with innovative research to create colours from waste streams.

I am passionate about sharing my knowledge to create sustainable colour for textiles and love inspiring young people and fostering a fun, engaging learning environment where creativity thrives, encouraging the next generation to explore sustainable colour making.

I studied BA Textile Design as a mature student at Central Saint Martins after foundation studies at Working Men’s College.

I specialised in woven textiles, gravitating towards off – loom weaving outdoors, using unusual materials.

While at CSM, I became a Student Ambassador, this led me to discover my passion for teaching. Assisting with A Team Arts Education enabled me to inspire and support young people in their creative journey.

 After graduating, I began focusing on community workshops that blend storytelling with textiles.

My work fosters a sense of connection, inviting participants to rediscover hands-on craftsmanship whilst rethinking and reusing unconventional materials and recycling to promote sustainability.

I joined A Team Arts in 2010 for the Summer Academy fashion project ‘Liquid History’, although

I was interested in Architecture at the time. The staff supported me into a Foundation course at CSM where I changed direction to focus on textiles, specialising in weave.

My work celebrates the tactile nature of textiles and the meditative process of making, inviting viewers to engage with colour.

Every year I have come back to A Team to help, and advise young people who are progressing towards arts careers.

I graduated from CSM in 2023 and now have a studio with Cockpit Arts in Deptford.

 As a Textile Artist, my specialisations are in woven textile design.

My process investigates expressive winding techniques using hand-dyed silk exploring the relationship between colour, line and form to creating layered textiles.

By layering threads in varying orders and tensions, enables me to create intricate compositions that blur the line between craft and visual art.

My work celebrates the tactile nature of textiles and the meditative process of making, inviting viewers to engage with colour and material in a deeply sensory way.

I’m a graduate in Graphic and Media Design from London College of Communication.

I’ve been with A Team Arts Education since 2019 when I first participated in the Summer Programme, and have been helping out over the past few years.

I didn’t study art at GCSE or A-Level, only product design which was not for me. I went onto the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Central Saint Martins, doing the diagnostic pathway before specialising onto illustration.

My degree allowed me to pursue what I discovered I loved: graphic design. My work spans different mediums including editorial, printmaking, branding, motion design, and book design.

I am a Part I Architectural Assistant at We Made That and doing my MA in Architecture at the University of Greenwich, having completed a BA from Central St Martins.

I have developed a number of projects that deal with community empowerment, social-cultural infrastructure, and public wellbeing.

My final major project focused on empowering minority groups, which was awarded the Spatial Cultural Equity in 2022 and selected for London Design Festival.

Coming from a background in Arts and Design, I love to motivate and help young people.