GROW.bio Blog

Q: What first sparked your interest in the realm of mycology? A: Paul Stamets of course as I am sure many have been inspired by him.   I fell in l...

Q: What kind of art do you create? I consider myself a medium-fluid artist; I’m a painter, photographer, fabricator, designer, etc. Conceptually, ...

"We are a group of University of Liverpool Master of Architecture graduates and we recently completed our thesis project which is focusing on my...

Q: What first sparked your interest in the realm of mycology? A: I was inspired by the Bio Brick mycelium project that I saw at the Tech Museum of...

Q: What first sparked your interest in the realm of mycology? A: I have been intrigued by mushrooms since I began morel hunting in Northern Michig...

Q: What kind of art do you create? A: Currently I design custom molded shapes out of Ecovative’s MycoFoam™, ranging from packaging to furniture de...

Q: What kind of art do you create? A: My work is at the intersection of design, science, and engineering. Using natural strategies like biomimicry...

Q: What kind of art do you create? A: I am a Toronto (& occasionally Iceland) based multidisciplinary artist. Born in San Francisco, Californi...

This week we interviewed Tom Sippel. Tom has been working with our Grow-It-Yourself material for 4+ years. Check out Tom’s website “S&S Studio...

1) What kind of art do you create? I am a prop maker/sculptor by trade. At the moment, I work at my company Broken Hare. I am concentrating on ...

What kind of art do you create? As far as mycelium is concerned, I create forms with 3D printed molds I’ve designed using Morphi. My background is...

I have been working with Ecovative for many years. As a high school biology teacher and dedicated environmentalist, I jumped at the chance to use ...