Italy

Photo of Pollution — Pollution

Gaia D’Arrigo

Photo of Prickly Pear — Prickly Pear

Martina Taranto

Photo of Coffee grounds — Coffee grounds

Coffeefrom®

Photo of Food waste — Food waste

HeliceHadal

Photo of Body Fluid — Body Fluid

Cristina Dezi

Photo of E-Waste glass — E-Waste glass

Fornace Brioni, Snøhetta®, Studio Plastique

Photo of Dog fur — Dog fur

Alessandra Tuseo

Photo of Posidonia Oceanica — Posidonia Oceanica

Francesco Cantini

Photo of Olive woodchips — Olive woodchips

Francesca Daloiso

Photo of Eurasian watermilfoil — Eurasian watermilfoil

Benedikt Trojer

Photo of Volcanic ash — Volcanic ash

Dzek, Formafantasma

Photo of Hemp, Tobacco, Grape leftover — Hemp, Tobacco, Grape leftover

HIGHSOCIETY

The Future Materials Bank is an archive of materials that supports and promotes the transition towards ecologically conscious art and design practices. It is part of Future Materials, an initiative of the Nature Research department at the Jan van Eyck Academie.

Contact us at futurematerialsbank@janvaneyck.nl.

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Supported by Innovationlabs. The Innovationlabs programme gives an impulse to the cultural and creative sector to develop useful knowledge and new working methods that will help this sector become more agile and resilient in the longer term. On behalf of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, the Creative Industries Fund NL, and CLICKNL.

Previously supported by the DOEN Foundation. The DOEN Foundation supports pioneers who are committed to a green, socially-inclusive and creative society.

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