Wearing Worlds: Contemporary Jewellery as a Cultural Interface in a Global - Digital Era
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Published: 07.01.2026
Supavee Sirinkraporn. Pendant: O in Suvarnnabhumi, 2023.
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This article frames contemporary jewellery as a cultural interface in a global–digital era, where materials, technologies, and bodies intersect. Beyond static ornament, jewellery operates as a dynamic field of social meaning, from critical studio practice and museum contexts to augmented reality, NFT jewellery, and metaverse-only collections, mediating between physical and digital bodies, data, and affect.
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