Technospoonism is a speculative collection of jewelry that functions as tableware — cuffs as plates, rings as forks, pendants as vessels.

It imagines a future kamayan, the Filipino dining practice of eating shared communal meals with the hands. It explores how rituals of eating might adapt in a technologically mediated, climate-altered future, extending the natural gesture of eating by hand into a new kind of kinetic choreography. Technospoonism imagines how we might hold on to cultural traditions, not by resisting change, but by adapting our rituals, tools, and gestures.

Inspired by batok, traditional Philippine tattoos, yet made removable and mutable, the pieces propose that in uncertain times, survival depends not on permanence, but on the capacity to transform.