Lilith:: an interactive wearable tech project
2018 Concept & Design by Hui Sim Chan, Christine Wuerth


This wearable piece serves as a powerful statement and allows the wearer to ‘speak their mind’ with a statement piece of clothing. The circuit in the ‘halo’ reacts to movement and lights up through ‘power poses’ as a sign of empowerment to amplify the impact of the physical stance.

‘Lilith’, the embodiment of female power based on the religious myth of the first woman created with Adam as man’s equal. The origins of Lilith are shrouded in mystery. The curation of this project is inspired by the message of female power brought by Lilith and it’s designed during a 5-days interactive wearable workshop called ‘Heterotopian Bodies’ conducted by Ava Aghakouchak.

This wearable piece serves as a powerful statement and allows the wearer to 'speak their mind' with a statement piece of clothing. The circuit in the 'halo' reacts to movement and lights up through ' power poses' as a sign of empowerment.

The illumination of this wearable enhances the impact of the physical posture.

Working Prototype presented at
Heterotopian Bodies, Here East, London

PROJECT DEVELOPED AT



Interactive Architecture Lab,
The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London

SUPERVISED BY
Ava Aghakouchak

PHOTOGRAPHED BY
Luca Latrofa

MAKE UP ARTIST
Larisa.MUA

MODEL
Jules Jessica