Eggware and Beyond: Embracing Glocal Biodesign with Midushi Kochhar

Tiny Farm Friends

English - September 15, 2023 05:43 - 29 minutes - 27.4 MB
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Midushi is a visionary 🥚 Indian industrial designer and founder of YLEM, a circular design and research studio. Her practice revolves around researching materials and techniques for rebuilding symbiotic relationships and fostering the circular economy in our daily lives. Co-founder of Makers on Move, she's a driving force in sustainable arts, design, research, technology, and education.

What You'll Learn:
🥚 Gain inspiration from Midushi's insights on the intersection of design, sustainability, and biodesign.
🥚 Discover innovative ways to turn waste into artful creations.
🥚 Embrace the potential of circular and eco-conscious practices for a better future. 🌱🎨♻️

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