The future of fashion: Diana Scherer

Diana Scherer trains the roots of plants to grow in intricate structures, creating a 3D textile. When the roots are fully grown, she removes them from the soil and cuts off the plant stems. The pieces produced are not yet suitable to be worn, but hint at a potential, more sustainable future in which we grow our own fashion in the ground.
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[@grecow3484]

Finally - something different and interesting!

[@londonhodnet4079]

Wonderful to actually see an innovative idea, brilliant

[@basilrose]

wonderful visionary artist

[@brentonjoseph]

😍 Even just the concept of breaking away a vase full of root bound roots is genius 0:50. But then she takes it to the next level!! Wow!!!!

[@vaishalimenon8441]

Such a beautiful and intricate pattern ! Hope there's more research done in this field.

[@KarlaJTanner]

That is mindblowing. What a mind.

[@backinfashion6160]

Desde Argentina, me parece magnifico el trabajo, y sería grandioso vestir abrazada por las raíces. Sin duda un trabajo que enamora

[@PinkSouls]

Shes very smart and lovely, her Voice u know.

[@user-du6oz7lo4s]

Это интересно и проникнуто любовью

[@emilerodriguez2376]

this structure is fantastic

[@DigitalCottage]

This is amazing

[@katherandefy]

How lovely

[@user-oj3uj9uj3r]

Such an amazing pieces 😍 l like it , can you please tell me how the roots make these patterns and why don't they just grow randomly? Thank you and keep going 🌟

[@realperson6201]

She has the plastic grid, which has a pattern that the roots take shape around.

[@user-oj3uj9uj3r]

@@realperson6201 😂😂😂 i forget what i asked about, thank you though 🌸

[@erikbudrow1255]

Welp...I'll never be as cool as this lady 😆

[@vidamariaixchel4962]

Is this in Holland?

[@plantbased4013]

Do the plants continue to grow after she harvest the weaved structure?

[@misbaahussalamzakaria3556]

What kind of frasa you used?

[@FantasticCamilo]

Homegrown rattan

[@randolphfriend8260]

🤎

[@oltedders]

Bizarre. Nature mocking fashion.

[@dejabadejabas]

The manufacturing footprint here is unsustainable.
I know the template is a 3D printed Bio-Plastic.

[@mkupx]

Choke