Version Kaus Australis
Speaker: Plusea
My work combines conductive materials and craft techniques to develop new styles of building electronics that emphasize materiality and process. I create working prototypes to demonstrate the kinds of electronic artifacts we might build for ourselves in a world of electronic diversity. A significant part of my work goes into documenting and disseminating my techniques so that they can be applied by others.
Since 2006 I’ve been collaborating with Mika Satomi, forming the collective KOBAKANT. In 2009 we published an online database titled How To Get What You Want, where we share our textile sensor designs and DIY approach to E-Textiles.
In 2015 I joined an expedition to the jungle of southern Madagascar which inspired me to start producing A Wearable Studio Practice – a collection of wearable and portable items that make it easier to become nomadic in your practice of making and manipulating the world.
Events in this conference
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Make Your Tech and Wear It Too |