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PAPERS: Thinking the Body through Technologies and Material Methods Location: McEwan Hall Auditorium Zoom Link Session Chair: Gozde Goncu Berk, University of California, Davis Session Chair: Theo Hughes-Riley, Nottingham Trent University | |
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Situated practices in digital jewellery research: The collective voices of the new generation of jewellers 1: Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom; 2: EK – Erhvervsakademi København - Business Academy Copenhagen Digital jewellery is an emerging field of research and practice that combines jewellery practices with microelectronics and employs methodologies from art, craft, design and Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI). This interdisciplinary approach offers exciting possibilities for designing innovative digital devices on the body. However, the field of digital jewellery remains loosely defined and underdeveloped. It is timely to give voice to jewellers and to lead them to shape the many ways in which digital technology can be meaningful to the wearer. This paper synthesises insights from the past five years of digital jewellery research conducted in two jewellery education programs in the UK and Denmark. In doing so, it amplifies the voices of the new generation of jewellers, analysing their practices and highlighting their potential to shape the future of wearable devices. By emphasising longevity, emotional resonance, embodiment and self-reflection, the new generation of digital jewellers offers a compelling alternative to tech-driven wearables. View Paper: https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2026.1029
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