Dress and Ange: Coercing the address of highly personal body-centric issues

Personal and Ubiquitous Computing

Volumn 8, Issue 3-4, 2004, Pages 264-273

  Wilde, Danielle ^a   Birkmayer, Sophie ^a  

^a Danielle Wilde   (Australia)

Author keywords

Flex sensors; Humour; Interactive interface; Intimacy in the public domain; Mechanical vs. digital; Seduction through design; Touch; Wearable

Indexed keywords

POLYPROPYLENES; SENSORS;

FLEX SENSOR; HUMOUR; INTERACTIVE INTERFACES; MECHANICAL VS. DIGITAL; PUBLIC DOMAINS; TOUCH; WEARABLE;

DESIGN;

EID: 84900551484     PISSN: 16174909     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s00779-004-0287-6     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (4)

1. Tony Dunne of Dunne and Raby, was, at the time of the project, principal researcher in the Department of Interaction Design Research at the RCA and head of an RCA Product Design Department Platform, with Durrell Bishop. Durrell Bishop works at IDEO London. He currently tutors in the RCA Department of Interaction Design, though, at the time of the project, was running a Product Design Platform with Tony Dunne. Freddie Robbins, independent artist and designer, tutors in the Fashion Department at the RCA
2. "Ange Anatomique" translates literally as Anatomical Angel. The engraving dates from 1746, and is part of a series of full-colour engravings based on anatomical dissections made by French Artist Jacques Fabien Gauthier d'Agoty
3. Comar P (1993) Les Images du Corps. Decouvertes Gallimard Sciences, France, p 160
4. Cummings EE Complete poems: 1904-1962, George J Firmage (ed) Liveright Publishing Corporation, USA: 1923-1991, the Trustees for the E. E. Cummings Trust: 1976-1979, George J Firmage: 1997-2003, The Academy of American Poets