Glaze

Photo of Recycled glass — Recycled glass
Kelly Kim

Photo of Demolished concrete — Demolished concrete
Georgia Stevenson

Photo of Stone dust — Stone dust
Studio Peipei

Photo of Horsetail, Nettle, Rhododendron — Horsetail, Nettle, Rhododendron
Laure Vigna

Photo of Manna — Manna
Domenico Mangano, Marieke van Rooy

Photo of Reclaimed clay, Glaze residue — Reclaimed clay, Glaze residue
Chryssa Kotoula

Photo of Clay, Iron sludge — Clay, Iron sludge
Kirstie van Noort, Lotte de Raadt

Photo of Ceramic waste — Ceramic waste
Cooper Siegel

Photo of Recycled clay, Recycled plastic — Recycled clay, Recycled plastic
Claire Ellis Ceramics

Photo of Air pollution — Air pollution
Smogware

Photo of Coffee waste — Coffee waste
Zhekai Zhang

Photo of Ott tree, Porcelain — Ott tree, Porcelain
Studio Yoon Seok-hyeon

Photo of Organic waste — Organic waste
OurCarbon

Photo of Bauxite Residue — Bauxite Residue
Studio ThusThat

Photo of Shrimp shell — Shrimp shell
Jade Ruijzenaars

Photo of Volcanic ash — Volcanic ash
Dzek, Formafantasma

Photo of Metal waste — Metal waste
Agne Kucerenkaite

Future Materials Bank

The Future Materials Bank is an online archive of sustainable materials and material knowledge that supports the transition towards ecologically conscious art and design practices. The archive is free to access, open for submissions, and owned by a nonprofit foundation.

Future Materials

The Future Materials programme at the Jan van Eyck Academie expands the scope and activates the knowledge of the Future Materials Bank. It consists of a physical lab with material samples, a series of workshops and conversations called Encounters, and two 11-month research fellowships.

Jan van Eyck Academie
Academieplein 1, 6211 KM
Maastricht (NL)

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