Feb
19
2010
Synergies among objects, bodies and entities are getting more and more interest among performers, choreographers and wearable technology creativez…
Ewelina Aleksandrowitz & Andrzej Wojtas
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Feb
13
2010
My next interview from Device art 3.009 is here! Tomoko Ueyama’s jacket Watashi-chan was the reason that we spent some time, during the staging of the exhibition, talking about her projects, sounds and bodies…
Tomoko Ueyama: Watashi-chan, photo: Ars Electronica
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Nov
18
2009
As many of you already know, my blog is mostly body related… Therefore, I want to recommend you a series of articles published under title This Cyborg Life on Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide… They were published during last week…
Aimee Mullins
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Aug
4
2009
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted the first recommendation in Readaholic… Thus, enjoy the world of prototyping and creating some clothing based on wirez, fabric and electricity with the help of free e-book Open softwear – fashionable prototyping and wearable computing using the Arduino.
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Apr
7
2009
Seeing Patrizia Dona’s fashionable and wearable writing accessories from the collection ‘Hommage a Remington’ in the series ‘Objects to wear’ was an embellishing moment for me.
At first I just thought that she’s Italian artists living in Amsterdam, but then I saw that she studied the History of Art and Ethnology in Zagreb, and later Fashion Design at Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. Anyway, she would get this review, even if she would be from cold Pluto, so let’s start.
Photo: Bag ‘Hommage a Remington’ by Patrizia Dona (c)
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