Presentation:

Printing Living Furniture and Wearing Dead Micro-Organisms

Biotalk 0 - with Simone Vermaning and Eric Klarenbeek

8 Jan 2014

Two designers about their bio-material research and a mushroom dinner

Interior architect Simone Vermaning makes really strong textiles from mycelium, that are also good for your skin. She aims to combine glamour with health benefits, and in the process help improve the textile industry. In collaboration with the Mushroom Research Group of Wageningen University, Eric Klarenbeek explored various 3D-printing techniques using living organisms such as mycelium. He will present his most recent project, Mycelium Chair. Join us!

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Eric Klarenbeek - Telks about various 3D-printing techniques using living organisms Rosanne Schenk

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Simone Vermaning, Studio Eric Klarenbeek

More information

Entrance with a valid Mediamatic Membership. Location: Mediamatic, VOC-kade 10, Oostenburg Amsterdam. Dinner at 19:00 (€5), the presentations start at 20:00.

This event is part of Mediamatic Bio Industry, a broad techno-cultural lab exploring the possibilities of fungal material and other bio-based materials for design, science and art. Scientist, artists, designers, architects, and the public, will together investigate how to make use of the promising characteristics of mycelium – the plastic of the 21st century.

Mediamatic Bio Industry is made possible by the DOEN foundation and the Mondriaan Fund.

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Eric Klarenbeek - Rosanne Schenk

With: Studio Eric Klarenbeek
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Eric Klarenbeek - In discussion about the possibilities of printing with living organisms Rosanne Schenk

With: Willem Velthoven
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Eric Klarenbeek and Willem Velthoven - Rosanne Schenk

With: Studio Eric Klarenbeek
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Eric Klarenbeek - Rosanne Schenk

With: Eric Klarenbeek
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Interior Architect Simone Vermaning - Tells us why she prefers using strong textiles from mycelium. Rosanne Schenk

With: Simone Vermaning
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Simone Vermaning - Rosanne Schenk

With: Simone Vermaning, Willem Velthoven
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Interior Architect Simone Vermaning about mycelium and design - Rosanne Schenk

With: Simone Vermaning
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Mycelium Chair Eric Klarenbeek - Studio Eric Klarenbeek's myceliumchair, a chair in which 3D printing and growing material are combined. Klarenbeek is exploring ways of making 3D prints of living organisms, such as mycelium, the threadlike network in fungi. Studio Eric Klarenbeek

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Fungal Dress - Simone Vermaning experiments with textiles made of mycelium. These textiles are strong and have positive effects on human skin

With: Simone Vermaning
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Mycelium 3D printer - Eric Klarenbeek prints with living materials. He creates a substrate with mycelium that is so thin that a 3D can print with it. This is Klarenbeeks Clean Room with his printer. This image was found on his webpage.

With: Eric Klarenbeek
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