Bio plastic textile

brewing up a batch of bio-paper. This is a new recipe, using a different process; I get very clear and transparent paper as a result. I'm quite satisfied with it!

by Purva Chawla What really draws us to design products, processes, and their makers? For me, it is not so much the allure of finessed, matured end results, but the attraction to that which holds promise, and possesses seemingly limitless potential. It is this latter quality I

Materials that support the transition towards a more sustainable artistic practice

„An ocean full of opportunities“ is a research project about the usage of different types of algae and algae based products to create sustainable sequins. The complete biodegradable biopolymer is mainly made from Agar Agar, an algae based gelatine substitute. It can be produced in a variety of shades, structures and looks. The biopolymer is dyed with leftover natural dye baths or colors made from algae.

This project explored the properties of Bioplastic. The result is a piece consisting of many layers of different shapes, colours, and patterns. Made in collaboration with Rebecca Hult Lamberger, 2017.

Student Holly Grounds has replaced the many plastic sachets that accompany instant noodles with an edible wrapper that dissolves to season the broth.

After being confined to experiments for years, biomaterials catapulted into the mainstream in 2021, according to architects, designers and manufacturers.

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