Aerial Jewelry |
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| I design Jewelry in the form of aerial patterns of a city. My vision is to have in miniature the multitude of patterns that one can see from a distance. | ||||
I research on how digital technologies make us re-evaluate the physical world. We perceive a new physicality through digital materials. In this project, I study the materiality perceived through aerial technologies. I believe that this modification of our perception of the environment is developed through our experience with the digital. |
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Now
that we
constantly travel by plane, use GIS, google map, satellite imagery,
our vision is expanded.
Our everyday objects have a language that adapts itself to our influences.
On the other end, as much as the car has influenced painting and the
representation of space
and
movement,
I
want to show
how the
use
of
new technologies
can change our way to design personal objects as exemplified by Aerial
Jewelry. |
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Created by Cati Vaucelle at Harvard University, Graduate School of Design (2005) and at the Tangible Media Group, MIT Media Laboratory Contact cati [
at ] media [ dot ] mit [ dot ] edu
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