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10 years, 3 months ago
MYX Lamps by Jonas Edvard: Plant Fibre and Mushroom-Mycelium
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Jonas Edvard finds reason for doing and making in the relationship between matter and existence. In the meeting of expectations, feelings and the experience of the surface.

MYX

The lamps consist of plant fibre and mushroom-mycelium. The lamp is grown into shape during a period of 2-3 weeks, where the mushroom mycelium grows together the plant fibres into a flexible and soft living textile. After 2 weeks you can harvest the healthy Oyster mushrooms. The waste product ‘shaped as a lamp’ can then be dried and used as a lightweight material, that is both organic, compostable and sustainable.

photo jonasedvard.dk

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The mushroom mycelium stabilizes the construction by physically growing together the material behaving as a glue between the fibres. The MYX consists of waste – the mushroom organism comes from a commercial mushroom farm and the plant fibres is a leftover material from the textile industry, MYX is a optimized end-waste product with a nutritious food product during the growing cycle.

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photo jonasedvard.dk

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