Biomaterials: Creating Materials Using Organic Waste
Course final project
A course by Loana Flores , Textile Artist
About the final project for: Biomaterials: Creating Materials Using Organic Waste
Biomaterials: how to create new materials from organic waste
“I am very glad to have come this far with you. I hope you have enjoyed the lessons and that you have learned what you have learned to create your sample of materials that you can then modify and experiment with according to your needs and desires. Now let's go over some tips for doing the project: • Remember to document the entire process, this will help you move forward with the investigation. Choose a sketchbook or notebook that you like to start documenting • Start thinking about waste as possibilities. There is some waste accumulated in your neighborhood in your region. Do you have a café nearby where they throw away used coffee? • Remember that the development of biomaterials outside and within artistic practice requires patience and trial and error. • Play with color and shapes, you may be surprised by the results and obtain unexpected mixtures of textures and colors.




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“Thank you very much for choosing this course and for making it this far. This is the first proposal for you to start experimenting. but like any project. it will always be more interesting if it has a personal touch. not only in the concept but also in the way you present it and in the narrative you build yourself. I encourage you to explore solutions for waste issues specific to your local area or region. You can experiment with color. textures. and shapes to create a more personal result. The fashion industry's issues didn't arise overnight. so resolving them will require a considerable a...”
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Course summary for: Biomaterials: Creating Materials Using Organic Waste
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Loana Flores
A course by Loana Flores
Loana Flores is a renowned textile designer and artist specialized in research with organic and discarded materials. Her passion for sustainability and her commitment to the environment have led her to question the practices of the fashion industry and explore new languages of artistic expression.
Loana is a professor at ESDI and is part of the Aru research group, as well as various research groups in new materials and technologies applied to textiles. Her experience as a teacher and her training in sustainability have prompted her to reflect on industry practices, both in terms of materials and processes and in relation to the human factor.
With extensive experience in experimenting with different materials, both textiles and other non-conventional materials, Loana seeks to find possibilities in what has not been explored. Her training as a designer has given her a deep knowledge of the production processes in garment development, while her study of textile art and artisanal techniques has allowed her to experiment and push limits to obtain unique results.
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