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The Jewelry Code: Data as Wearable Art

Open call  /  28 Feb 2025  -  31 May 2025
Published: 28.02.2025
The Jewelry Code: Data as Wearable Art.
Syldyr Projeсt
National Museum of Kazakhstan
Curator:
Zhanna Assanova
DEADLINE: 31/05/2025
Application
Please download and fill out the Application Form HERE and attach high-resolution pictures. If you have additional images supporting the date you are basing your work on, please attach them as well. Send it to our email syldyr_project@gmail.com.
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The Jewelry Code: Data as Wearable Art.

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Intro
We live in the age of data, surrounded by an endless flow of information. Yet, it is not always easy to understand or feel this information. Data visualization helps uncover patterns, reveal connections, and, most importantly, transform data into artistic narratives.
DataArt is an increasing in popularity art form that uses data as source material for creating works of art. It not only makes data comprehensible but also imbues it with emotional resonance, turning it from mathematics into a tool for interpretation and reflection of reality - both global and personal.

We invite you to create a wearable object, a piece of jewelry, that merges data and art. Let your piece tell a story through material, structure, form, size, geometry, texture, or color.

We do not limit you in your choice of materials, techniques, or themes. Your work could be inspired by:
  • Personal data: rhythms of your life, step counts, financial expenses, emotional states, even your caffeine intake - anything in your life you can collect the data on.
  • Social topics: from human rights statistics to analyses of global social changes.
  • Global issues: such as climate change, ecological crises, or the impact of technology.

In case your work is based on existing data we are asking you to use statistics from reliable sources - and we will ask to attach the link to these sources when telling about your work.
Tell your story through data and make the invisible visible!

If you’re interested in learning more about Data Art, you can find more information here:
- https://youtu.be/23o6I3x6Cbw?si=TOsbkeCMsEWyw732
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTkk0hnjESU
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npAapdJn1RA
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrn4t3bIbrs


Conditions
Please download and fill out the Application Form HERE and attach high-resolution pictures. If you have additional images supporting the date you are basing your work on, please attach them as well. Send it to our email syldyr_project@gmail.com.

Application fee: None
Participation fee: To be paid once the artist is notified of being selected: 15$ (the fee is collected in order to help fund the international publications and translations).

For more questions, please contact us by mail.
Glasses: Seeing Air by Stephanie Posavec, Miriam Quick.Perspex lenses. 2014.15 x 10 x 6 cm.Photo by: Steve McInernyMultiple piece. Stephanie Posavec
Miriam Quick
Glasses: Seeing Air, 2014
Perspex lenses
15 x 10 x 6 cm
Photo by: Steve McInerny
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Necklace: Touching Air by Stephanie Posavec, Miriam Quick.Perspex. 2014.25 x 15 x 7 cm.Photo by: Steve McInernyMultiple piece. Stephanie Posavec
Miriam Quick
Necklace: Touching Air, 2014
Perspex
25 x 15 x 7 cm
Photo by: Steve McInerny
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Body piece: 6 out of 100 by Mizuki Tochigi.Recycled heel parts, crystals, brass.. 2019.30 x 40 x 25 cmUnique piece. Mizuki Tochigi
Body piece: 6 out of 100, 2019
Recycled heel parts, crystals, brass.
30 x 40 x 25 cm
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