ALPISTO: BIODEGRADABLE BIOTEXT
Accesorio de moda sostenible
ALPISTO es una bolsa duradera y funcional fabricada con un nuevo biotextil biodegradable derivado de residuos de cáscara de alpiste. El proyecto se dirige a los consumidores interesados en la moda sostenible y resuelve el problema del uso de materiales sintéticos en los accesorios. Promueve un modelo de diseño circular mediante la reutilización de residuos agrícolas, la fabricación artesanal de bajo consumo energético y la garantía de que el producto final es totalmente compostable y reciclable.
Empresa/Institución
Institución Universitaria Bellas Artes y Ciencias de Bolívar
Institución Universitaria Bellas Artes y Ciencias de Bolívar (UNIBAC), in Cartagena
(Colombia), trains creative, critical, and socially responsible professionals. It integrates art,
design, communication, and science as tools for cultural transformation and the
sustainable development of the Colombian Caribbean. Through programs in music, arts,
design, and communication, it promotes innovation, research, and dialogue between
tradition and contemporaneity.
País
Colombia
Designer(s)
Justin Enrique Orozco García - Marielis Guerrero Padilla
Designer Profiles: Justin Orozco and Marielis Guerrero form a team of industrial designers committed to sustainability and material innovation. Their work focuses on creating biomaterials and designs that integrate aesthetics, functionality, and environmental awareness. Through an experimental approach, they seek to redefine the boundaries of design, exploring new possibilities for a more responsible and creative future.