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This project is concerned with the acceptance of acquired physical disability and social attitudes towards personal appearance. I design a collection of jewellery pieces based on the five stages of grief that encourage empathy and allow us to embrace and experience diversity.
People pursue the best way to present their body through the repetition of social norms. Personal figure is an implied but apparent part of interpersonal communications between people with and without physical disabilities. This project is concerned wi
