From functional to fictional, the Wearable Studio Collections contain ongoing series of solutions and proposals for the nomadic maker. Some collections, such as PIFpack and Tool Suits contain functional items intended to provide a mobile work environment comparable to that normally contained in a studio. Other collections like Working Late and Body Modifications reflect upon our relationships with tools. Through visual means the items in these collections tell stories of what might be.
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A Wearable Studio Practice has been supported and inspired by the following:
Hacking the Wild with Brian Fisher and Andrew Quitmeyer.
Andrew Quitmeyer's Digital Naturalism.
PIFcamp 2016 and my residency at Ljudmila.
Hacking the Wild with Brian Fisher and Andrew Quitmeyer.
Andrew Quitmeyer's Digital Naturalism.
PIFcamp 2016 and my residency at Ljudmila.
The designs on this site are all open for you to please copy, modity and improve!
See more of my work at www.plusea.at
and contact me at hannah@plusea.at
