Our 3D printed tempeh mould and Domingo necklace were featured at Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven this October 21-29 as part of the Tools for a Warming Planet exhibition.
Thanks to Beth Ferguson, Sara Dean and Marina Monsonís for taking us on a journey with them.
The Tools for a Warming Planet exhibition, of which we are a part, which was itself part of the La Irrupció exhibition, has ended. But the great news is that it will move to Ars Electronica, Austria! The Ars Electronica festival is a major event bringing together art, technology and society. We are very proud to be part of it with our fermenter necklace and 3D printed tempeh mould, continuing the discussion about the link we have with our food and the possible collaborations with fungi and micro-organisms in a crisis context.
Thanks to Sara Dean, Beth Ferguson, Marina Monsonís for curating and organizing!
Courtesy of the images: Tools for a Warming Planet
We have been invited to be part of a collective art exhibition about the climate and social crisis. Our fermenter necklace will represent our ideas, via the production and transformation of food at a hyper local level through the collaboration with fungi and microorganisms.
Barcelona, see you tonight at the opening, 7pm at the Santa Mònica Art Center on the Rambla.
We were at the Foodture Talent Showcase at the Barcelona Design Centre this November 26th and 27th. We presented there our fermentor prototype and the Domingo necklace.
Foodture Barcelona is the innovation summit for food design, food technology, social food and sustainability. It was great to present our project to a wider audience thinking about the future of food. All your feedback keeps us going!
For those who are or will be in London this month (June 2021): You will be able to see the Domingo Club as part of the Cathedral of Creativity taking place in the Somerset House galleries for the Design in Age of Crisis exhibition - presented as part of the London Design Biennale. Please take pictures if you go :)
