Bio materials

Melding design and science, Jessie French's exploratory art practice uses alternative materials and degradable plastics, creating award-winning beautiful pieces with a purpose - to not release any more hard rubbish into the environment.

Our second open source book on Bioplastics, this time the bioplastic cook book gives everyone tips and recipes to make their own bioplastics! The book contains a flyer to print for labeling your bioplastic and creating your material archive. Book written by Margaret Dunne during her internship at Fab Textiles June-July 2018

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BIO-BASED MATERIALS is a research project on materials obtained from biomass. The objective is to investigate an alternative to conventional materials that often have a great negative impact on the environment. The development of these materials obtained from biomass would not only mean an improvement for the planet, but could also offer new sensations, colors, textures, smells and interactions between the user and the object. This project is developed within the framework of the Final…

Material development, mycelium and cellulose fibers. Ateljé of Emelie Molinder.

Fresh bio-paper | brewing up a batch of bio-paper. This is a… | Flickr

Eggshell-based 3D prints, red clay cornstarch leather, leaf-based bioplastics and more

Margaret Byrd on Instagram: "Biograffiti. For my next 10 day chunk in #the100dayproject , I will play with natural dyes infused in bioplastics. Time to start cookin' again on Day 51/100! Primary colors represented by hibiscus, blue butterfly pea and sunflower. Like ice, I adore the translucency of bioplastics, and with only 4 organic ingredients (water, algae, glycerol and plant-based color), it has so much potential as future installation material. Much more experimentation is needed, so h

Our second open source book on Bioplastics, this time the bioplastic cook book gives everyone tips and recipes to make their own bioplastics! The book contains a flyer to print for labeling your bioplastic and creating your material archive. Book written by Margaret Dunne during her internship at Fab Textiles June-July 2018

Developing architectural components based on biomaterials generated by bacterial growth

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Jessie French, artist and founder of creative studio Other Matter, challenges plastic overconsumption with a renewable algae-based bioplastic solution. To celebrate Sarah & Sebastian’s Melbourne...

Sample of a orange bioplastic form Agro project.

A bio-based leather alternative, this new material revolves around the concepts of circularity & sustainability. A sustainable loop has been attained through this material development process, keeping the sustainable development goals in mind, where all the raw materials are organic, sourced from nature ranging from seaweed (algae), natural fibers, flowers, to nutrient rich fruit/vegetable peels that we throw away, and it goes back to nature (bio-degrade) once its purpose is served.

At the 2022 London Design Festival, Zena Holloway presented an intriguing collection of sculptures, products, and wearables grown completely from grass root! Ca

the 'algae anatomy' project proposes to use green macro algae, which is actually harmful to the natural environment and marine life.