In recent years, I find myself disturbed by the development of technology and the direct impact of technology on interpersonal communication and human relationships. My goal in the final project was to research whether new interactions between humans can be created through clothing by embedding technology. In the research, I was exposed to a theory called "reversible destiny." Influenced by the idea, I decided I wanted to find a way to challenge the wearer and evoke feelings that technology dimmed. In addition, I was exposed to artist Bernard Lightner, who dealt in his works with the connection between sound and space. This is a shared final project by me and Meital, an electrical engineering student. Dancers will present the collection. Any movement, personal or joint, will affect the sound played in space. The collection aesthetics is influenced by sound waves. The clothes are dynamic and vary according to the wearer's movements and sound. The collection contains women's and men's clothing.

The goal of the project is to create a garment that challenges the wearer to think and communicate as a group, in order to produce something new - as an individual and together as a group.