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‘The Plastic Detox,’ now streaming on Netflix 🫧

Quoted: Cyrill Gutsch of @parley.tv, John Warner “Father of Green Chemistry” of @beyondbenign

Biomaterial innovators at @biofabricate: @sparxell, @swaythefuture, @bananatex, @purifiedfootwear

The material revolution is here 🌿🌊🍄🦋✨

‘The Plastic Detox,’ now streaming on Netflix 🫧

Quoted: Cyrill Gutsch of @parley.tv, John Warner “Father of Green Chemistry” of @beyondbenign

Biomaterial innovators at @biofabricate: @sparxell, @swaythefuture, @bananatex, @purifiedfootwear

The material revolution is here 🌿🌊🍄🦋✨

‘The Plastic Detox,’ now streaming on Netflix 🫧

Quoted: Cyrill Gutsch of @parley.tv, John Warner “Father of Green Chemistry” of @beyondbenign

Biomaterial innovators at @biofabricate: @sparxell, @swaythefuture, @bananatex, @purifiedfootwear

The material revolution is here 🌿🌊🍄🦋✨

‘The Plastic Detox,’ now streaming on Netflix 🫧

Quoted: Cyrill Gutsch of @parley.tv, John Warner “Father of Green Chemistry” of @beyondbenign

Biomaterial innovators at @biofabricate: @sparxell, @swaythefuture, @bananatex, @purifiedfootwear

The material revolution is here 🌿🌊🍄🦋✨

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

The IRIDESZENZ sculpture, exhibited last Saturday at the Rosegarden Berlin (@frontrose.global) as part of “even now butterflies play”, curated by Progenote Institute (@progenote.institute) and Wehrmühle (@wehrmuehle), within the Berlin Science Week 2025 (@berlinscienceweek).

The work is a homage to the dragonfly. They are the guardians of our waters with the core necessity of healthy rivers, streams, and lakes. A being between water and air, light and movement, whose shimmering wings remind us of nature’s intelligence and fragility.

A huge thank you to everyone involved to making this possible, especially Sparxell (@sparxell) for making this work possible through their beautiful structural colour material, as well as the material inventor Prof. Dr. Silvia Vignolini (@maxplanckgesellschaft) for joining the panel talk and sharing her insights on light, color nature, and science.

Photos by @theresa_maria_forthaus
Exhibitiondesgin by @wintdesignlab
Graphicdesign by @freddyadelmann @symbioticlab_

@sparxell × @positivematerials | A collaboration that keeps shinning ✨

Last month, at @wearepremierevision, we recently revisited our collaboration with SPARXELL, bringing structural colour back to the surface by exploring how it can express a mood or brand identity through both all-over as well as placed prints.

First introduced as a unique rotary print option for structural colour application, the collaborative capsule kept evolving: expanding from full-roll printing to precise, localised placement.

The result: less pigment waste and new ways to use light and texture as tools of expression for different design languages.

Each print catches light differently, and each one is a quiet reminder that innovation doesn’t pause: it changes and adapts, shimmer by shimmer, allowing creativity, sustainability, and identity to coexist. ✨
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#PositiveMaterials #SPARXELL #PremiereVision #NextGenMaterials #PlacedPrints #StructuralColour #TextileInnovation #MaterialResearch #CircularDesign #FutureMaterials

@sparxell × @positivematerials | A collaboration that keeps shinning ✨

Last month, at @wearepremierevision, we recently revisited our collaboration with SPARXELL, bringing structural colour back to the surface by exploring how it can express a mood or brand identity through both all-over as well as placed prints.

First introduced as a unique rotary print option for structural colour application, the collaborative capsule kept evolving: expanding from full-roll printing to precise, localised placement.

The result: less pigment waste and new ways to use light and texture as tools of expression for different design languages.

Each print catches light differently, and each one is a quiet reminder that innovation doesn’t pause: it changes and adapts, shimmer by shimmer, allowing creativity, sustainability, and identity to coexist. ✨
___

#PositiveMaterials #SPARXELL #PremiereVision #NextGenMaterials #PlacedPrints #StructuralColour #TextileInnovation #MaterialResearch #CircularDesign #FutureMaterials

@sparxell × @positivematerials | A collaboration that keeps shinning ✨

Last month, at @wearepremierevision, we recently revisited our collaboration with SPARXELL, bringing structural colour back to the surface by exploring how it can express a mood or brand identity through both all-over as well as placed prints.

First introduced as a unique rotary print option for structural colour application, the collaborative capsule kept evolving: expanding from full-roll printing to precise, localised placement.

The result: less pigment waste and new ways to use light and texture as tools of expression for different design languages.

Each print catches light differently, and each one is a quiet reminder that innovation doesn’t pause: it changes and adapts, shimmer by shimmer, allowing creativity, sustainability, and identity to coexist. ✨
___

#PositiveMaterials #SPARXELL #PremiereVision #NextGenMaterials #PlacedPrints #StructuralColour #TextileInnovation #MaterialResearch #CircularDesign #FutureMaterials

@sparxell × @positivematerials | A collaboration that keeps shinning ✨

Last month, at @wearepremierevision, we recently revisited our collaboration with SPARXELL, bringing structural colour back to the surface by exploring how it can express a mood or brand identity through both all-over as well as placed prints.

First introduced as a unique rotary print option for structural colour application, the collaborative capsule kept evolving: expanding from full-roll printing to precise, localised placement.

The result: less pigment waste and new ways to use light and texture as tools of expression for different design languages.

Each print catches light differently, and each one is a quiet reminder that innovation doesn’t pause: it changes and adapts, shimmer by shimmer, allowing creativity, sustainability, and identity to coexist. ✨
___

#PositiveMaterials #SPARXELL #PremiereVision #NextGenMaterials #PlacedPrints #StructuralColour #TextileInnovation #MaterialResearch #CircularDesign #FutureMaterials

@sparxell × @positivematerials | A collaboration that keeps shinning ✨

Last month, at @wearepremierevision, we recently revisited our collaboration with SPARXELL, bringing structural colour back to the surface by exploring how it can express a mood or brand identity through both all-over as well as placed prints.

First introduced as a unique rotary print option for structural colour application, the collaborative capsule kept evolving: expanding from full-roll printing to precise, localised placement.

The result: less pigment waste and new ways to use light and texture as tools of expression for different design languages.

Each print catches light differently, and each one is a quiet reminder that innovation doesn’t pause: it changes and adapts, shimmer by shimmer, allowing creativity, sustainability, and identity to coexist. ✨
___

#PositiveMaterials #SPARXELL #PremiereVision #NextGenMaterials #PlacedPrints #StructuralColour #TextileInnovation #MaterialResearch #CircularDesign #FutureMaterials

Today we launch the future of sparkles ✨

Step into a world where circular design meets radical innovation. We are proud to unveil our latest collaboration with the visionary @sparxell — a pioneering colour and textile company redefining the future of fashion through biodegradable, non-toxic alternatives in a landscape long ruled by harmful chemicals.

Together, we’ve brought to life two exquisite gowns that embody the power of sustainable craftsmanship and bold creativity. A celebration of beauty, responsibility, and transformation.

Introducing @sparxell ✨🦋
 
Cambridge University spin-out Sparxell is harnessing the power of science to create the next generation of colours and effects.
 
Engineered using the self-assembly properties of cellulose, Sparxell mimics the same vibrant hues found in nature and can achieve endless variations of colours and effects 🌈
 
Experience the future of pigments, glitters, sequins, and films with Sparxell at Fabrica X!
 
#fabricax #sparxell #themillsfabrica #biomaterials #innovation

Introducing @sparxell ✨🦋
 
Cambridge University spin-out Sparxell is harnessing the power of science to create the next generation of colours and effects.
 
Engineered using the self-assembly properties of cellulose, Sparxell mimics the same vibrant hues found in nature and can achieve endless variations of colours and effects 🌈
 
Experience the future of pigments, glitters, sequins, and films with Sparxell at Fabrica X!
 
#fabricax #sparxell #themillsfabrica #biomaterials #innovation

Introducing @sparxell ✨🦋
 
Cambridge University spin-out Sparxell is harnessing the power of science to create the next generation of colours and effects.
 
Engineered using the self-assembly properties of cellulose, Sparxell mimics the same vibrant hues found in nature and can achieve endless variations of colours and effects 🌈
 
Experience the future of pigments, glitters, sequins, and films with Sparxell at Fabrica X!
 
#fabricax #sparxell #themillsfabrica #biomaterials #innovation

Introducing @sparxell ✨🦋
 
Cambridge University spin-out Sparxell is harnessing the power of science to create the next generation of colours and effects.
 
Engineered using the self-assembly properties of cellulose, Sparxell mimics the same vibrant hues found in nature and can achieve endless variations of colours and effects 🌈
 
Experience the future of pigments, glitters, sequins, and films with Sparxell at Fabrica X!
 
#fabricax #sparxell #themillsfabrica #biomaterials #innovation