BUSTLE – Clothing Made Of Mushrooms Might Just Be The Future – press article

29 March 2018By MoguNews, Press
BUSTLE – Clothing Made Of Mushrooms Might Just Be The Future – press article

Thanks to Bustle for a rather interesting and unusually comprehensive set of perspectives and inclusive overview about #Mycelium #Materials and #Products from #Fungi. Including works and developments carried out at Officina Corpuscoli and MOGU, in great company with past, present and future collaborators and friendly colleagues, such as MycoWorks, Ecovative, Neffa, Suzanne Lee, Biofabricate, Modern Meadow, Micropia, Stichting Mediamatic, Utrecht University, Fungal Futures – Growing Domestic Bio-Landscapes and many more … You can read the article here. Let … Read More

Wear Sustain – Development Grant

15 March 2018By MoguAwards, News, Presentations
Wear Sustain – Development Grant

We are glad to announce that Mogu has been awarded a supporting grant by Wear Sustain, for further contributing developing its R&D product line and more specifically the MOGU Leather materials and products. On March 23, we will be in Berlin to kick off the new exciting set of collaborations animating such nice opportunity. Find out … Read More

MOGU @Dissident Gardens/Biotopia – Het Nieuwe Instituut – Rotterdam (NL)

20 February 2018By MoguExhibitions, News, Presentations
MOGU @Dissident Gardens/Biotopia – Het Nieuwe Instituut – Rotterdam (NL)

BIOTOPIA will showcase the work of different selected studios, focusing on the role of the designer as researcher and developer of novel materials and processes, grown by means of cooperation with living systems/cells. In this context, the selected designers will be presented as hybrid mixed figures, comprising qualities akin to the ones of the gardener, the farmer, the scientist, the technologist – or … Read More

Economy Up – press article

13 February 2018By MoguNews, Press
Economy Up – press article

Thanks to #InnovazioneCircolare and to #EconomyUp for the nice feature and for including us in the list of the italian startups who are promising to play a major role as part of the circular bioeconomy market.You can read more here.