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A chemical engineer and professor called Sandra Ortiz invented a way to turn cactus juice into a biodegradable plastic alternative

A chemical engineer and professor called Sandra Ortiz invented a way to turn cactus juice into a biodegradable plastic alternative byu/Crafty_Confidence_45 inDamnthatsinteresting

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Artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg collected genetic material in public and used these pieces of evidence to algorithmically generate facial structures based on the DNA obtained from the objects. 

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Artist Simon Berger crafts photorealistic portraits by meticulously shattering glass in a controlled manner

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Layering Found Cardboard into Communing Forms, Ann Weber’s Sculptures Emphasize Togetherness | Colossal

AUGUST 28, 2024KATE MOTHES “Personages, Elkhart Lake” (2024), found cardboard, staples, and polyurethane, 90 x 43 x 10 inches. All images © Ann Weber, courtesy of Palos Verdes Art Center From scraps of found cardboard, Ann Weber constructs billowing forms … Continue reading

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Brie Ruais (@brie_ruais) | Performing Water Flowing, 600lbs 2023 73.5” x 162” x 3”

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Using Her Body Weight, Brie Ruais Heaves 130 Pounds of Ceramic into Radial Sculptures | Colossal

AUGUST 28, 2024GRACE EBERT “Gesturing for Her to Follow (130lbs times two)” (2024), glazed stoneware and hardware, 112 x 101 x 3 inches. All images courtesy of the artist and albertz benda, New York|Los Angeles Beginning with 130 pounds of … Continue reading

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Art by Brazilian Hely Costa in Belo Horizonte, Brazil (2023

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Only Mr. Bean can do this

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GOOD CONNECTIONS (Palindrome)

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Do geese see god? | PALINDROMES

In this episode, Rob and Jess dive headfirst into the topsy-turvy world of palindromes: words, phrases, and numbers that read the same backward and forward. From the humble “wow” to a mind-boggling 1,300-word monster, we’ve got the subject covered from … Continue reading

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