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Welcome to
Algae.Atelier

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From the Ocean to Fabric:

Sustainable Textiles Made from Seagrass & Algae -

Turning marine waste into high-quality textiles for a greener future.

A project in the making… With the world aiming to be more sustainable and climate change resulting in resource shortages, exploring “new” sustainable materials such as algae and seagrass offer a whole new set of opportunities.

Malmö’s authorities remove millions of tons of algae and seagrass each year from their beaches.

Millions of tons of unused material!

Close-up view of a pier supports with seaweed and algae attached, showing the underside of the wooden structure and a cylindrical concrete support in the water.
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A person touching seaweed attached to a pipe underground.
Quote by Henry Grunwald about beaches and sea creatures on a dark background.
Underneath a bridge, a concrete support column with some purple graffiti is visible, with black algae or seaweed hanging from the underside of the wooden structure above near the water.
A graphic displaying the word 'alga' with its phonetic pronunciation, noun label, plural form, and a description: 'a simple, non-flowering, and typically aquatic plant of a large group that includes the seaweeds and many single-celled forms.'