Aniela Hoitink
MycoTEX
Artist Aniela Hoitink is part of the Myco Design Lab Exposition at Mediamatic Fabriek with her project MycoTEX.
Aniela Hoitink
translates technology and microbiology into surprising, tangible results in textile
Aniela believes in distinctiveness and individuality and is convinced that that is what makes the world a special place. Textile is the recurring theme, and is combined with technology or microbiology in ways that are always surprising. Smart innovations offer a range of different options and motivate users to customise the design entirely to suit their own preferences or give the design a reactive capacity.
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Schizophyllum growing
first tests on knitted textiles
Here a some pictures of schizophyllum growing in/on knitted textiles. Some are with a schizophyllum piece, some are with a maceraat made of schizophyllum.
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Aniela Hoitink 18 mrt 2014
Proposal Textile mycelium
How can we use mycelium to improve textiles?
The insulating and moisture-absorbing properties of mycelium are very good. A lot of textiles are lacking these. That is why want to integrate the mycelium into textiles. Could we make a fine...
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Mushrooms are taking over the Dutch media
“Scientists, designers and dreamers are working on a revolution”.
For the last couple of months Motherboard, the technological arm of Vice have been on board to interview designers, scientists and mycelium experts about their work with fungi. The result is...
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Afbeelding: Megan Bishop
Fungal Futures Exhibition - The Catwalk of the…
Aniela Haitink's mycelium dress stands at the end of an unconventional catwalk, lined with palm trees and exotic plants inside the Oude Hortus greenhouse.
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Afbeelding: Megan Bishop
Fungal Futures Exhibition Mycelium Dress
This dress by Aniela Hoitink appeared at the end of a futuristic catwalk, lined with palm trees.