Jewelry is predominantly designed for a typical, “universal” body structure: ten fingers, two arms, one neck, two legs, two ears. Most jewelry indicates typical body shapes and sizes and the people who have a body defined as normal in society are privileged to wear typical shaped jewelry. By breaking the typical shape of jewelry, ‘Adaptive control apparatus’ pieces are jewelry that can never be worn perfectly for an average body shape. 

‘Adaptive control apparatus’ is designed to restrict comfort and body movement for the hyper-prioritized body. From this experience, people might feel discomfort that they have never experienced before and neutralize the normality defined by society.