Would you like to design sustainable products with biomaterials?
Have you ever thought about applying your creativity to your field through sustainable production?
Create innovative and eco-friendly products with biocomposites
Contribute to a future that respects the environment.
Are you passionate about sustainable design?
You’re in the right place to learn how to turn your ideas into sustainable developments using biomaterials.
What Are Biomaterials?
Biomaterials are organic polymers made from natural resources and organic waste such as flowers, coffee, crop residues, and fruit or eggshells.
These materials easily decompose in home composting systems, safely and quickly returning nutrients to the natural cycle.
They are a sustainable alternative that helps create a greener future.
Join our training programs
in sustainable biofabrication.
01.
Formación en Biomateriales
Learn the processes to create your own biomaterials with step-by-step explanations, explore endless combinations, and apply them in design, art, and interior design.
A 43-class program where you’ll learn to create your own bioplastics, biotextiles, biocuirs, bio-threads, bioceramics, and bioconcretes, developing limitless possibilities for design, art, and interior applications.
02
Colors of Nature
Color is the identity of our biomaterials.
Understanding its potential broadens the expressive range of what a biomaterial can convey—how we perceive and feel it.
A 20-class course where you’ll learn to extract natural pigments and apply them effectively and durably to your biomaterials.
Includes bacterial color and its possibilities, structural color, and application processes.
03.
3D Shapes in Biomaterials
Different techniques to work with various polymers to create 3D forms for sculpture, jewelry, and more.
(COMING SOON)
04.
Workshop: Designing Futures with Biomaterials
An inspiring overview of the latest developments in biomaterials around the world.
A toolkit to explore the field of biomaterials through agile and current methodologies, expanding our creative horizons.
“The raw material of design is creative tension.”
Testimonials
What our students say
“I recommend this program because it has strong ethical foundations that I value, along with clear explanations, a wide range of resources, and the flexibility to work at your own pace. The practice encourages experimentation, observation, and inspired imagination.”
Laura Dos Santos
La Plata , Argentina
“I entered a completely new world. I had never realized how much we all have to contribute to the future.
Thank you for the clarity and the simplicity in sharing scientific knowledge.
I can’t wait to start experimenting.”
Maria Naya
Montevideo, Uruguay
“This training is ideal for anyone looking to begin working with biomaterials or to continue developing their practice in an organized way. Keeping an open mind is essential to apply all the knowledge gained.”
Ana Otero
Madrid,Spain
“The course was an enriching and highly recommended experience. I was impressed by the quality of the content and how it was presented. The syllabus covered every relevant aspect of biomaterials, and Laura’s passion and deep knowledge made the classes engaging and dynamic.”
Virginia Yamil
Córdoba, Argentina
Consulting for Design Projects with Biomaterials
A personalized, one-on-one process to guide you in integrating biomaterials into your production or design developments.
If you need custom consulting for your company or project, contact us from here.
Biomaterials represent an ecological alternative to traditional materials, helping reduce environmental impact and promoting a more sustainable use of natural resources.
About me
Hello, I’m Laura Messing, architect, visual artist, and researcher in biomaterials.
In recent years, I have specialized in research, development, and education in biomaterials, collaborating with different brands on the creation of sustainable products.
I began working with biomaterials in 2018, seeking sustainable materials to continue making art. Along the way, I discovered a world of possibilities for replacing pollutants such as plastics, tanned leathers, ceramics, cement, and more.
From that moment on, I understood that sharing this knowledge so that designers, artists, and architects can transform their productions carries for me a deep sense of service to the community — in harmony with the environmental emergency we are currently facing.
Contact
If you have questions about our courses or biomaterials services, please fill out the form below and we’ll get back to you shortly.
You can also reach us at:
- WhatsApp: +54911 3831 8282
- lauramessing@gmail.com
- @lauramessing