Featured work see all
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The Manifold Project
Peter Tettelaar of OtherUse and I are experimenting with flexible PCBs. Our aim is to develop circuits that can be cut, folded, washed and worn in a similar way to fabric so that fashion designers and textile experts can work with them using familiar tools.
Were documenting and open-sourcing our experiments and material research on the Manifold Project website. You can also read more about how the project came about on the project page on this site.
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Lace Sensor Dresses
Concepted, designed and built together with Anja Hertenberger, the Lace Sensor Dresses are a collection of three interactive audio dresses. Bespoke conductive lace sensors trigger poems played through tiny embedded speakers.
Shown at the Technosensual Exhibition in Vienna, Austria and at the StAnza Poetry Festival in Scotland. Read more on the project page on this site, or visit the Lace Sensor Project blog for more detail.
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Solar Fiber
Solar Fiber is a research and development initiative to produce a photovoltaic yarn. In collaboration with Ralf Jacobs, Aniela Hoitink and Marina Toeters, our idea won first prize at Ideas Waiting to Happen in May 2012.
Our group has produced working prototypes with fiber optics and photo-diodes in order to spark public interest and create demand for (wearable) textile solar panels. More information is available on the project page on this site or on the Solar Fiber website.
More of my work and activities see all
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Border Sessions
Spoke about DIY innovation in smart textiles and wearable tech at the Technology part of Crossing Border Festival in The Hague, Netherlands
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Sound Scales
Sound Scales explores the possibilities of creating a tangible, wearable audio atmosphere.
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The FG Magazine
The Fashion Globe Magazine ran a feature on my work, August 2013
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E-textile Entropy
This project is a series of experiments and explorations in creating and testing conductive wool textiles.
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Smart Textiles Teacher
Taught Smart Textiles at Willem de Kooning Academie, 2011 and 2012.
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TK 730
For our V2_ Summer Sessions 2011 Residency, Ricardo O'Nascimento, Anja Hertenberger, Leonie Urff and myself designed and built a knitting typewriter.
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Secret Keeper Gloves
A soft-circuit gestural interface to record and play back a secret. Record is activated when the wearer cups her hands. Play is triggered by holding the hand to the ear.
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Textile Movement Studies
As part of the V2_ E-Textile Workspace, I explored the possibilities of autonomous movement in textiles.
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Apology Helmet
Sometimes it's difficult to apologise. Luckily, with the Apology Helmet, all you have to do is move your mouth and the helmet does the rest.
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see-thru-me
See-thru-me is a top that gives the illusion of light shining through the body. When a light is shone on the back of the wearer, corresponding LEDs on the front of the garment light up.