In July 2022, as part of Munich Jewellery Week, we set up a phygital exhibition at Studio D40 in Munich. The exhibition featured iPads and floor stickers marking out filters, alongside extensive text exploring the students' concepts. The event also included a presentation and discussion with designers Silvia Weidenbach and Daniel Ramos, focusing on how digital design is integrated into their practice. The session was also shared as a live link via a Teams, allowing attendees to join and participate online.

Let’s Get Phygital is a creative and educational project focused on digital filters, 3D modelling, and phygital design practices. It is a collaborative online international learning project between London College of Fashion, PXL-MAD School of Arts Hasselt and Rhode Island School of Design that investigates contemporary jewellery through experimental, non-physical, and digital approaches. It explores how AR and AI can expand design thinking and creative methodologies within jewellery practice. On 6 March 2026, the project’s organisers presented an overview of the initiative, showcased works by participants from the past five years, and hosted a talk with guest speakers Sofie Boons, Patricia Domingues, and Jonathan Mathew Boyd,  exploring phygital adornment, its creation, meaning, and future possibilities. All images are courtesy of Munich Jewellery Week 2026 public programme events, Photographer: Laura Schwabbauer.