KOULIDOU, Konstantia and MITCHELL, Robb (2021). Art Digital Jewellery: Practitioners’ Perspectives. In: WIMMER, Raphael, (ed.) TEI '21: Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction. ACM, 1-11. [Book Section]
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Abstract
We introduce the term ’Art Digital Jewellery’ as a label for craftoriented, bespoke approaches to embedding electronics in jewellery.
These unconventional digital-physical jewellery practices struggle for attention compared with higher profile, often more massproduction oriented wearables. This is partly because discourses
articulating and critiquing these experimental practices are scarce
and obscure to HCI researchers. To address this, we describe how
these artistic practices arose from earlier fashion movements and
we engaged six leading creative practitioners in a structured and
iterative dialogue. Analysis of our adapted Delphi survey suggests
that core to Art Digital Jewellery is very individualised design processes and creating artefacts which are highly personal in terms of
their form, their materials, their narratives and their interactivity.
An appreciation of these unique practices may enrich perspectives
on designing wearables, marry
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