The Danish design practice Natural Material Studio recently unveiled the Human Nature exhibition which ran for the duration of 3 Days of Design, from June 7th until June 9th. Hosted by the Copenhagen Contemporary art gallery, the show highlighted some uniquely fabricated objects. Natural Material Studio produced lengthy floor-to-ceiling biotextiles and compostable biofoam seating arrangements. The materials for this exhibition, which span 150 square meters when laid out, are created using processes developed by the Danish studio. For the Human Nature exhibition, Natural Material Studio utilized "natural softeners mixed with biopolymers, chalk, and clay." The latter two were used as dyes.
Human Nature presents an environmentally conscious and visually captivating experience that highlights the importance of art and sustainability, as well as the potential of natural materials in the design industry.
Stunning Biomaterial Exhibitions
Natural Material Studio Stuns with Floor-to-ceiling Biotextiles
Trend Themes
1. Biotextile Innovations - Opportunity to explore the development of biotextiles for sustainable and visually captivating design solutions.
2. Compostable Biofoam - Potential for disrupting the seating arrangement industry by creating eco-friendly and biodegradable alternatives to conventional seating materials.
3. Natural Materials in Design - Opportunity to leverage the potential of natural materials in the design industry to promote sustainability and create unique and visually stunning products.
Industry Implications
1. Textile and Fashion Industry - Biotextile innovations open doors for sustainable fabric solutions that align with eco-conscious consumer demands.
2. Furniture Industry - Creating compostable biofoam disrupts the seating arrangement industry by offering environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional seating materials.
3. Design and Art Industry - Using natural materials in design promotes sustainability and opens up possibilities for visually captivating and environmentally conscious creations.