My proposal seeks to explore how layered patterns within the interior can disrupt the unwelcome infringement of our private interior through the seen and unseen digital eyes of
surveillance which are data mining of our personal everyday occupation of home. How are the various digital devises documenting the choreography of my day to day?
What are these wee eyes deciphering and whispering back to the data gods (or devils)?

The Housecoat – the modest and ultimate home attire – is my digital domestic disruptor.
The underrated garment is a space of itself, enveloping the body from the transition of slumber to consciousness, from the threshold of bed to the patient wait of the first cuppa to brew. This wearable proposal plays with the principles of camouflage and dazzle to create a glitch through the body movements that disrupts how our are day-to-day habits are measured within the domestic interior.

The real danger is digital, and it lurks within All of Tomorrow’s Interiors…