Mykhailiuk O. Textured solutions in textile design: typologies, design practice

The dissertation is a completed scientific work, which is devoted to the study of the current state of design of textile textured solutions in the context of creating an artistic image. Characteristic artistic and aesthetic features and peculiarities of textile design objects with textured solutions are revealed. Based on a comparative analysis of the terms used, the most common in modern design practices are identified, their ambiguity is revealed and specific features are revealed. An artistic and aesthetic approach to the design of textile products with textured solutions has been developed, the relationship between its components has been established. The factors of creation of art-expressive textural decisions for the purpose of expansion of their assortment in textile design by a method of combinatorics are defined and characterized. The classification of existing varieties of textile textured solutions on various grounds has been improved, their types have been systematized and characterized. The varieties of textural solutions by different groups are generalized and systematized and the ones that are most common in modern textile design are singled out. Materials that are unconventional in the context of textile design solutions have been identified and characterized. Further development has developed: forecasting the perception of a harmonious artistic and expressive image of modern textile design objects through the use of textural solutions; a list of criteria for evaluating the artistic and aesthetic characteristics of textile design objects with textured solutions, identifying the hierarchy of its components; expanding the range of types of textured solutions of textile design objects. It is proved that the textural decision is a factor of aesthetic, psychological and emotional influence on the artistic and figurative perception of planar and three-dimensional textile objects. Trends in the creative use of materials with different characteristics and their combination, in particular for textile products, are outlined. It is noted that the variety of decorative techniques encourage designers and artists to consider in another plane the materials commonly used to create industrial products and give impetus to experiments with art form. Emphasis is placed on the existence and development of various directions of creation of highly artistic textile textural solutions in the context of independently existing design objects and works of art. The results of scientific research are implemented in the educational process and project practices of textile texture design.