Enquête d’âme: A participatory visualisation of wellbeing through embodied reflection
A reflective, textile-based interface for articulating wellbeing without reducing experience to a single score.
Writing
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Sense fiction: A sensory-driven design framework for ideating wearable haptic artefacts
A phenomenological framework that begins wearable interaction design with bodily sensation rather than predetermined function.
“I am feeling blue… and red”: Exploring alternative ways of feeling colours through a wearable haptic artefact
An autoethnographic reflection on translating colour into touch and composing multisensory wearable experiences.
TK 730
The concept and process behind a hybrid typewriter that translates written words into wearable knitted code.
Book
Roupas inteligentes:
combinando moda e tecnologia
A practical and critical introduction to wearable technology, written in Portuguese for designers, artists, researchers and curious makers.
Published by Editora Senac São Paulo in 2020, the book moves from concepts and applications to conductive, luminous, chromatic and biological materials. Tutorials and the Fashiontech Canvas connect technical knowledge with creative practice.
- Language
- Portuguese
- Edition
- Senac São Paulo · 2020
- Length
- 200 pages
Essays, reviews & commentary
Writing for wider conversations
Public writing on textiles, circularity, materials and wearables—alongside reviews and reflections from exhibitions, events and encounters.
Complete Medium archive ↗This Glove Lets You Feel Colour
A public account of a wearable that translates colour into touch and unsettles familiar relations between the senses.
Stitching Worlds: Exploring Textiles and Electronics
A reflection on a book and Vienna exhibition that bring textile knowledge, electronics and artistic research into the same space.
On Sensory Fashion
A response to the Sensory Fashion Roundtable and an invitation to think through touch, sound, smell, taste and embodied subjectivity.
Looking for space: Aboriginal culture and fashiontech
Reflections from Tribe Against Machine on Aboriginal culture, technological practice and the spaces opened by cultural exchange.
Wearables and Data Visualisation
Six projects that use the body and clothing as surfaces through which environmental information becomes perceptible.