Bio-Industry
Designing with Organisms
Mediamatic is exploring the possibilities of bio-based materials for design, science and art.
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Bio Industry about
Bio-cultural lab for art and design
Mediamatic Bio Industry is a bio-cultural lab exploring the possibilities of bio-based materials for design, science and art. This means we bring science and culture together to collaborate. Our Lab...
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Bio-Industry Blog
Art and Design with Organisms
This is the Mediamatic Bio Industry project blog. Please refer to the "about" section for more info on our Program. See our events calendar for upcoming meetings. Blog
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Tempeh Ware at Mediamatic
Save the World by Eating your Plate
Tempeh ware is a new edible table ware developed at Mediamatic in Amsterdam. Here we'll keep you updated about our programme of presentations and workshops. Also we'll publish detailed descriptions...
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Fermented Fashion
“Microbes à la mode”
The Micro‘be’ project investigates the practical and cultural biosynthesis of microbiology – to explore forms of futuristic dress-making and textile technologies.
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Mycelium products
Mycelium, mushrooms, and more...
Mycelium based materials can someday replace plastic. Artists, designers, mycologists, and organizations are working with mycelium based materials, growing their own mushrooms, and exploring this new...
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Document: Ashley Scarborough
Mycelium Process diagram
9 steps to create mycelium products
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Proposal Mycotecture and Edible Architecture
Myceleum facilitates Edible Architecture
Mycotecture: Solid Buildings that are part of the Natural Food Chain
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Fungal Futures
Exhibition at Utrecht University
Oude Hortus, Universiteitsmuseum Utrecht | March 24 - May 16 2016 A collaborative project between Utrecht University, Officina Corpuscoli and Mediamatic.
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Mycelium fur
Mandy den Elzen at Myco Design Lab Exposition
Mandy den Elzen is experimenting if mycelium can replace fur by growing it on fluffy material.
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Bio-design vs. Bio-art
What is the difference? Is there a difference?
Art and Design are two separate areas of study and expertise with their own schools, histories, and rules. However, when it comes to the biological, the terms 'Art' and 'Design' seem to be used...
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What is Bio-Design?
For those new to the subject who would like a little clarity on what this field encompasses and what role Mediamatic takes in relation to this.