Embedded Circuits
Embodied Interfaces
This project emerges from Elementa as a sensory toolkit for constructing, inhabiting, and repurposing technology through the body. Through soft electronics, textile sensors, and modular interaction flows, the system invites participants to design from within: from gesture, from breath, from sensation.
The body is not just a controller towards external elements, but a medium of perception. A place where intention, lived environment and interaction intersect. The system is not singular. It is reconfigurable and inclusive. It encourages new ways of feeling and forming with technology, grounded in senses, motion, and relations.
A field project in e-wearable poetics and sensory interaction design
Diagrammatic embodiment proposes that interaction design can begin not with code or pixels, but with movement or touch with the body as notation, with space as grammar. In this model, the diagram becomes a prosthetic for perception: a language that is felt, drawn, and moved through. It allows us to think of UI as score, not screen. Interfaces no longer simply display, they address and map.
Performative and wip
