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The collection 'Circular Materials' invites to explore new possibilities of matter derived from food surplus.
Material Designer Paula Nerlich aims to support the elimination of food waste by using it as resource to create her circular biomaterials.
At 'Rethinking Plastic', by Yksi Expo, she presents her materials 'Aqua Faba Foam' and 'COCOA', as well as her ne
