lo-hi tech is a layering of trajectories, exploring how primitive materials can be future-proofed with technology and igniting material system cross-overs.

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check out our favorite fashion innovations from this year, including adobe's shapeshifting dress and balena's compostable sandals.

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MycoWorks' xavier gallego and YUME YUME's eva korsten walk us through their collaboration and the promising future of mycelium-based fashion.

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stonecycling and circular matters team up to create removable and reusable walls made of bare corn cobs named cornwall using heat.

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explore the thermal-regulating materials fashion technology has integrated into jackets and hats to create apparel for all kinds of seasons.

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Designer and researcher Dasha Tsapenko celebrated her own wedding in a special dress that she had grown herself from vintage linen lace and mycelium.

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300 kilos of locally sourced waste, such as marine marker buoys, dredging floats, road barriers, and water tanks turned into a luxury dining table.

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stone island’s thermal-reactive poly strata ice jacket switches color as pigments micro-encapsulated in the double layer of polyurethane get triggered.

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a reimagining of the clay jug cooler, the product helps keep fruits and vegetable stored at their ideal temperature range: 13°C-17°C.

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dubbed SYNTOPIA 1 SOMA | BODY, the project was carried out by berlin-based cluster matters of activity (MoA).

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