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## **BIO FABRICATION**
+In parallel, bio-material experiments involved embedding rose petals and leaves in agar agar and alginate, leading to the discovery of optimal polymer combinations for durable and visually appealing textiles. Inspired by Damien Hirst's vibrant and intricate paintings, these experiments sought to replicate similar textures and patterns using natural materials. Initially, agar agar was used for its biodegradability and gel-like consistency, but it was found that alginate, a polymer derived from brown algae, provided a more suitable medium for creating flat, thin textiles ideal for burial garments.
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+To preserve the fresh colors of the rose petals and prevent decay, I scattered the petals on top of the alginate layer. This method ensured that the petals did not come into direct contact with water, maintaining their vibrant hues for a longer period. In contrast, the leaves were soaked in the alginate, as their combination with the petals contributed more nutrients to the soil upon decomposition.
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+The resulting textiles not only captured the visual essence inspired by Hirst's paintings but also offered a practical and environmentally friendly solution for burial garments. The use of alginate ensured that the textiles were flat and manageable, while the careful placement of petals and leaves provided both aesthetic appeal and ecological benefits, enriching the soil as they decomposed.
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## **DESIGN**
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