Collagenic Fabrication: Darwin Entrance Gallery, Royal College of Art, Work-in-Progress Show

Friedemann Schaber

Collagenic Fabrication: Darwin Entrance Gallery, Royal College of Art, Work-in-Progress Show

Art & Design

Research output: Non-Textual Output › Graphic Design

Abstract

Anthropomorphic design with chrome and vegetable tanned fibres from production waste and demonstrating fibre optimisation. Contributing to the PGR glossary and display of the prototype, i.e. early sample of a product built to test a concept or process to be learned from.

Original language	English
Size	900x400
Publication status	Published - 24 Jan 2019

Keywords

Prototype
Biodesign

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Dr Friedemann Schaber
- friedemann.schabernorthampton.acuk
- University of Northampton, Art & Design - Senior Lecturer in Product Design
- Centre for Global Economic and Social Development
- Centre for Sustainable Futures
Person: Academic

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Collagenic Fabrication: Darwin Entrance Gallery, Royal College of Art, Work-in-Progress Show

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