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        MycoWorks, a biomaterials company developing mycelium-derived alternatives to plastic foams, textiles, and leathers, has teamed up with design collective YUME YUME to create an interactive installation at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, using MycoWorks' mycelium-grown material, Reishi.
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        YUME YUME also showcased an outfit made entirely of Reishi, a biomaterial derived from mushroom root structures. The collaboration aims to push the boundaries of biomaterial applications and inspire artists and fashion designers to explore unconventional, natural materials.
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<p>MycoWorks, a biomaterials company, has partnered with design collective YUME YUME to create an interactive installation at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The installation features MycoWorks' mycelium-grown material, Reishi, as an alternative to plastic foams, textiles, and leathers. YUME YUME also displayed an outfit made entirely of Reishi, a biomaterial derived from mushroom root structures. The collaboration aims to expand the use of biomaterials and encourage artists and fashion designers to experiment with unique and sustainable materials.</p>
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