Larissa Pschetz
ABSTRACT
The movement crafter attempts to reconcile the pace of new technologies with traditional crafting activities that are performed as pastimes. The project explores concepts of quiet communication and technology hybrids and attempts to support crafting without making the craftsperson overly self-conscious of their practice.
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- Movement crafter
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