A little taste of the seaside, sea spray and these mountains of invasive algae that litter our beaches (yes I know, I'm breaking the atmosphere a bit, sorry), with this very beautiful exposure about the work of Samuel Tomatis (4 years of research and experimentations) around the possible uses of algae which currently proliferate on the coasts of Brittany as in Guadeloupe (Ulva Lactuca, Vaucheria Velutina, and other Sargassum…). The Alga project aims to transform these invasive, polluting and toxic algae into positive resources for various possible uses (furniture, lighting, tools for horticulture, construction materials, industrial products, food containers, packaging or textiles). Prototypes, material experiments and objects to be discovered at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, in Paris, until July 18.

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