SPIRULINA

Living Light Enriching Urban Ecosystems

Spirulina is a project for the conceptualisation controlled ecosystem that guarantees of the organisms involved (Spirulina and takes advantage of the energetic system in the coexistence of containment system was done taking advantage of the properties in coexistence and the implementation for urban infrastructure. The an urban urinal, the organisms the nutritional value of the waste of the ecosystemic dynamics generated. The project was guided Mogas, Phd - Biomedical Engineering conceptualisation of a guarantees the culture (Spirulina and Noctulia) energetic potential of the the living organisms. done with the purpose of properties of both organisms implementation of a solution projected habitat is organisms take advantage of waste and by virtue dynamics of the organisms, guided by architect Laia Engineering MIT.

Open Hand

Open Hand is a research study for the creation of an assistive device for the exercise, rehabilitation and nervous or muscular conditions. rigid enough for postural adjustment, made in 3D printing without complex post-processes and in PLA material to facilitate distributed fabrication and facilitate the accessibility of the device.

The European Municipalist Route Map Report

The project is a mapping of the current European municipalist movement. The collective mapping process developed an analytical approach to provide a multidimensional understanding of the values and practices of each organisation.

One of the results of the project is the compilation of territorial reports, providing information on the actors, analysing this information and creating a data visualisation and graphical image of the European municipalist ecosystem.

El Mito De La P Rgola

Design and production of scenography launch of the musical album by the Chilean band Pascuala Teatro Oriente, Santiago de with the artist Danila Ilabaca, scenography for the album “El mito de la pérgola” Pascuala Ilabaca y Fauna at de Chile. Collaboration Ilabaca, 2018.

Wommuter

Smart Bag for women commuter bikers. The design approach for the development of the product seeks to respond to the issues raised in the “Study of Cycling Mobility from a feminist perspective” by Collectiu Punt 6 of April 2020, Barcelona.

The product integrates electronics and hardware such as arduino, smart-textiles and wireless communication, its main objective is to collect data about mobility, to give visibility to bikers on the road as well as to capture sensible data for women and their interaction on the road from a gender perspective.