PROJECT ØDELAND INVESTIGATES how ceramic and glass waste, along with granite waste from a local stone quarry on Bornholm, can be recycled into new ceramic products. The project, initiated by artists Christina Schou Christensen, Thora Finnsdottir and Signe Fensholt, is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and Nationalbankens Jubilæumsfond, and developed in collaboration with Bofa, Bornholm’s waste-management authority.
WITH 15 STRONG European research institutions and industry partners from eight countries, including world-renowned companies like Adidas and academic partners like Aalto University, the EU Horizon Europe project Cellfil will develop the sustainable production and diversified use of lyocell yarns and textiles made from them.
THE SHIFT TOWARDS net zero relies significantly on the abundance of materials, particularly those that enable higher levels of sustainability without compromising on performance.