Laura Bordini’s By Osmosis transforms industrial waste into agricultural biostimulants made from microalgae, exemplifying a circular process that promotes ecological regeneration and responsible production.
The project proposes that research on materials and our relationship with them is crucial for achieving responsible production, emphasizing the connection between waste and future lifestyle habits.
According to Bordini, 'Planned obsolescence has gradually integrated into our purchasing habits,' showcasing how waste needs to be addressed in order to create sustainable futures.
By Osmosis highlights the potential of microalgae biomass in fostering plant growth by creating products that can be planted, blurring the lines between waste and material.
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