these glowing amber sculptures begin with a natural polymer produced by tiny insects
ori orisun merhav explores a future of multispecies design, where biological processes inform how we manufacture and inhabit the world. The post these glowing amber sculptures begin with a natural polymer produced by tiny insects appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
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