In my work Fluid Bytes I visualize a way in which we can express ourselves in a virtual environment. For a long time, I’ve been captivated by the possibilities offered by digital tools. In a digital realm, we can wear intangible items—things that might be dismissed as strange or “cringe” in the physical world. While in a digital space, people are often more willing to embrace whatever makes them feel good. Inspired by this freedom, I created manipulated liquid as a wearable concept. With the slightest movement the object changes in form and grows on the body. This is just one example of how digital jewellery can extend and reflect our identities, empowering us to feel more confident and alive.