Yellow to Blue
Papel de los residuos verdes como fuentes primarias de biopigmentos
Este proyecto es el resultado de una investigación en curso centrada en la extracción de pigmentos biológicos a partir de residuos agrícolas y verdes. Yellow to Blue es una alfombra de lana anudada a mano y teñida con residuos agrícolas de Indigofera tinctoria para el azul y Prangos ferulacea para el amarillo. Los colores verdes surgen de la combinación de estos pigmentos. La coloración desigual da lugar a patrones únicos e impredecibles con efectos aparentemente aleatorios que evolucionarán sutilmente con el tiempo.
Empresa/Institución
Studio Ariane Shirvani
Ariane Rabel Shirvani is a designer and researcher focused on material narratives, green waste, and bio-based productions. She explores various plant species that contribute to climate resilience through their unique characteristics. Her work highlights the subtleties of the botanical world, aiming to integrate biological pigments as sustainable alternatives in craft processes. She emphasises the importance of adopting eco-friendly and responsible practices within the textile industry while working to increase awareness of critical issues within the field and their impact on the environment.
País
Alemania
Sitio web
Designer(s)
Ariane Rabel - Studio Ariane Shirvani
Ariane Rabel Shirvani completed her Master of Arts in Design and Interior at Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. She is a designer and researcher focused on material narratives, green waste, and bio-based productions. Her work highlights the subtleties of the botanical world, aiming to integrate biological pigments as sustainable alternatives in craft processes. She emphasises the importance of adopting eco-friendly and responsible practices within the textile industry while working to increase awareness of critical issues within the field and their impact on the environment.