ABOUT
“Who needs an office when I can wear my wheel farthingale press and take my work anywhere I desire”
I heard the woman next to me exclaim. She seemed to be the kind of woman who was always in the know, knew all the
latest gossip, an aspiring feministic woman, perhaps a
journalist....
“I was tired of being stuck inside doing work, uninspired and unproductive, looking out the window one day, I thought to myself, why can’t there be a way I can be outdoors,
submerged in the open environment, taking in the fresh air, sunlight and nature, then I would have a burst of creativity and motivation everyday, a more healthy way of working.
This Wheel Farthingale Press seemed to be a piece of spatial and sculptural architecture based on historic costume,
aesthetically pleasing and decorative in appearance, as well as functional in its wear.
“Just look at all this technology”
the woman in this intriguing garment announced in
amazement....
“There’s heating, electricity, lighting, innovative computing.even my own personal space...the possibilities are endless, it contains everything I need to do my work whenever and wherever”
In awe I watched her play around with the transformable components of the garment, a multiple of functions
unravelling before my eyes.
“I can immerse myself in the open environment and always have a change of landscape, whilst my wheel farthingale press changes constantly with my needs”
I thought to myself...that is the workplace of tomorrow...
MADEIT CREDITS
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Emily GregoryGraphic and 3D Playground Designer




