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‘Aftercoffee’ focuses on the coffeeshops’ waste and the multi-sensory potential it has in form, touch and smell. As used coffee grounds are very common waste, it not only offers an alternative to upcycling solution for disposable products, but also as accessible creative material.
The main goal of the research was an upcycling solution for disposable products that was not only cheap to be competitive on the market, but is also fairly accessible to give shape to with multi-sensory potential. These range from daily utensils, disposab
