Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Waterproof Varnish Santiago Vásquez Mora It is a transparent adhesive finish material that protects other porous and low resistance to moisture materials such as wood. It can be applied by spreading on the material surface. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Silicone Bioplastic Valentina Zapata A semi-translucent material with a degree of flexibility. It can be colored and textured in different ways, depending mainly on the type of tea used for the material. Also, it has a particular sweet tea odor, is hydrophobic, and a little sticky. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Scrap Leather Pablo Campuzano An agglomerate that gives a new life to the waste of the leather industry. It can be used in similar ways as leather and have similar properties. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Protopiedra Daniel Lemus Opaque and very hard material with a low grade of ductility. It has poor resistance to water. The material is easier to dry in sheets but can also be created as solid volumes with a higher endurance to hits. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Potato Paperboard Luisa Valentina Escobar Material made from potato peels. It consists of rough and light sheets. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description PET Fibers Sonia Patiño It is a transparent or colored thread depending on the bottle used. It is hard and flexible enough to be able to be manipulated as a fiber. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Marail Maria Camila Calvo Salazar A semi-translucent rigid material made out of laser cutting waste allows creating different compositions both within the plaque itself, and the combination of multiple plates. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Life After Waste Mariana Caamal Ultra-lightweight, non-rigid material. Very flexible and ductile. It can have different colors or textures, depending on the kind of plastic used. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Ferrámica Jaime Santos A super versatile set of ceramic tiles, unique because of their metallic color is taken from materials such as iron, copper, aluminum, and steel. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Coffee Ceramic Valentina Bahamón Sanguino It is a hard but fragile material. Easy to mold, add texture and dye of any color. Although it is rough due to the mixture of coffee and sand or sawdust, it doesn’t crumble. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Recuperavit. //Description Coffee Bioplastic Paula Casallas This bio-plastic is an elastic and light material; its transparency varies depending on the amount of coffee used. It is not very flammable; in fact, it resists more than a minute on fire. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Lapideum. //Description Knitting Ceramic Maria Paula Rivero Diaz A ceramic with a certain degree of hardness thanks to the materials that composed it. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Lapideum. //Description Electrostatic Paint Bricks María Alejandra Parra A strong, porous and light material that is colored with wasted electrostatic paint ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Lapideum. //Description Colormento Daniel Carvajal A hard, rigid opaque material with no level of flexibility but very brittle. The color on it depends on the pigments used when mixed. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Lapideum. //Description Coconcrete Viviana Rodríguez Zucchet A hard but not too dense material made for construction. Depending on the mixture used, it’s surface might change but still keep being hard. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Animale. //Description Eggshell Ceramic Gabriela Rodríguez Bermúdez A hard, rough, durable material that imitates the properties and textures of ceramics. When it dries, it has a very rock-like visual appearance. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Animale. //Description Edible Plastic Maria Paula Abello Edible Bioplastic is a thin translucent and flexible sheet that can vary on textures, colors, shapes. It sizes depending on the molding process and the variations of the ratios of the ingredients. The material is also water-soluble and melts quickly. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Papaya Peel Isabela Borrero Quintero A thin material composed of different colors and tones like orange, yellow, and green. It allows a certain translucency. It is not elastic and breaks easily. It also has different textures. (very smooth or granulated) ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Mango Bioplastic Laura Arango Ochoa This is a semi-translucent, flexible material. It obtains its color due to the peel used in conjunction with the natural dye. It has a low density and waterproofness. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Cardboard Starch Lina Vásquez Galindo Resistant and rigid material. It can be colored in different ways, depending on the color of the cardboard. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Fungi Brick Juan Pablo Perez Figueroa The material is not very solid and has an elastic behavior. When dry, it has a rustic texture and a color between brown and green. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Egg Membrane Bioplastic María Luisa Cruz Aranzazu This is a flexible film with semi- translucent and textured faces that stand out on its mesmerizing aesthetic capable of many uses, from a surface itself, a bio-plastic leather, or even a kind of substitute for plastic coverings. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Coral Reef Sofía Giraldo Semi-translucent material with magnetic characteristics that replicate the visual illusion of a coral in the ocean. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Cecof Juan David Pinto The material has excellent resistance to compression, is waterproof, and works as a type of glue. It has a high degree of flexibility. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Capacho María Guarín Robledo This agglomerate is a malleable solid, rough to the touch but low density and natural components. Due to its components has a woody and chemical odor, however, is friendly 100% with the environment. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Betacottone Maria Paula Meisel Betacottone is a biodegradable and non-toxic-tarpaulin. An orange-tinted material is semi-translucent, durable, and flexible. It has a certain degree of water resistance. It can be easily cut, shaped, and sewed. Cut the grass to get smaller fibers. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Banana Leaves Dough Juan Sebastián Ceballos A very light, weak, and dry material. It is very ductile when it is wet but harsh when it dries ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
Kingdom: Vegetabile. //Description Aloe Vera Bio-plastic Katherin La Rotta A bioplastic that is produced with aloe vera and glycerin that replace plastic and is a sustainable and ecological material with the environment. ————————————– Images property of the material owners.
