hyperthread uses open-source software to turn chip code into millimeter-scale weaving instructions.
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bacterial cellulose's natural intelligence interacts with textiles, resulting in unique designable qualities through human-bacterial collaboration.
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suchitra mattai sculpts six 'pods' from worn saris and mirrored stainless steel, creating organic shapes that conjure glacial deposits.
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the large-scale works are made with semi-transparent fabric, creating a mesmerizing interplay with sunlight as they wave in the air.
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the chair is crafted form a single piece of felt, selected for its biodegradable qualities, strength, and resistance to rain.
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