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Technology, art and design are reflecting new approaches for humaness. ideas that promote a stronger connection between nature and people.
A material | Bioceramic made of used eggshells
The Eggshell Project led by Mexico-based design studio MANUFACTURA transforms used eggshells into a bioceramic building material, opening up new possibilities to root our living in environmental responsibility.
This new sustainable materiality seeks to reduce the abundant level of food and organic waste in Mexico while generating new opportunities through technology and innovation, and fostering a new dialogue between man and machine.
IT’S A TREND: Companies are turning to eco-friendly materials made from natural material offcuts, food waste and animal excrement.
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An exhibition | Life Cycles at MoMA
Life Cycles: The Materials of Contemporary Design explores the regenerative power of design as it shifts its focus towards a more collaborative rapport with the natural world.
The objects in this exhibition highlight the entire life cycle of the materials they are made of. From extraction to reuse or disposal, designers are exploring new ways––sometimes drawn from old traditions––to enlist materials in their efforts to bring ecosystems into balance. Cow manure collected from the streets of Indonesia is transformed into casings for loudspeakers and lamps. Bricks made from crop waste and fungi mycelium are used as a carbon-neutral building material. Bees fabricate honeycomb vases over human-made forms. These objects demonstrate that design can be elegant, innovative, and compelling, while at the same time offering new strategies for repairing our planet.
Sep 2, 2023–Jul 7, 2024 / MoMA