Sunday, September 19, 2010
Bacteria grow textiles
Bacteria + green tea + sugar solution = a brand new garment out of bacterial cellulose.
That's the idea of London-based researcher Suzanne Lee. Where the material may not be very comfortable to wear, it has a very unique aesthetic to it, so with further optimization this might go somewhere. Whether this can become their original vision of a "garment emerging from a vat of liquid, having been completely shaped by micro-organisms" is the question, but nothing is impossible of course.
Labels:
biological,
fashion,
growing structures,
wearables
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