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--- dyeing_with_bacteria [2018/04/26 13:39] – [dyeing with bacteria] annemie
+++ dyeing_with_bacteria [2022/04/26 21:23] (current) – [Fermentation and probiotic bacteria] ami
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-====== dyeing with bacteria ======
+===== pigmented bacteria =====
 Conference non-human agents, art laboratory Berlin (2017)
 http://www.artlaboratory-berlin.org/html/de-event-40.htm
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 Living Color: Bacterial Pigments
 http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.1000510
+[[https://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/Streptomyces_coelicolor|Streptomyces coelicolor]], [[https://www.faberfutures.com/projects/project-coelicolor/colour-coded/|faber futures]]
+Streptomyces have a life cycle similar to that of fungi. The cycle starts with growth of vegetative mycelium from a spore, followed by ariel mycelium, and, then, spores.
+[[https://www.faberfutures.com/projects/project-coelicolor/scale-void-print/|Faber Futures - textile dyeing with bacteria]]
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+Bacteria are everywhere.They create living pieces of art, e.g. the Rock Paintings : bacteria keep their colors alive.
+Pieces of art where the bacteria MAKE the piece (the design, the colors, the structure).
+This can be induced/controlled/manipulated via nutrition and monitoring of temperature/humidity conditions. Many bacteria and Lichens get their food from the air, and following they create:
+- Reflection, light dispersion
+- Luster, absorption, grating, polarisation
+- Patterns, changing colours (mix different strains of bacteria to become different colours)
+- Patterns will differ relating to different matrixes, variable growth medium
+- Chromatics, optics
+- The study of materials
+Cyanobacteria are the beginning of life. They are oxygen producing.
+Bioplastics with bacteria:
+- With seaweed /agar agar (as a substitute for gelatine)
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 =====growing Janthinobacterium lividum=====
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 =====workshop bioshades Barcelona - 15/3/2018=====
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-http://docs.academany.org/softacademy-handbook/_book/classes/00_intro.html
 http://fabtextiles.org/
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   *     cooking stove
   *     pressure cooker / autoclave
+=====alternative biohacker recipe for nutrient medium for growing bacteria=====
+__Nutrient Agar (NA)__ : Suitable for growing a wide range of bacteria none selectively
+Compound 	Amount 	Unit
+Yeast extract 	2.0 	g
+Peptone 	5.0 	g
+NaCl 	5.0 	g
+Agar 	15.0 	g
+Demi water 	up to 1000 	mL
+Set pH ~4.7
+    Please note: peptone is very dusty, so try not to inhale it.
+    Peptone can be found on eBay.
+    Yeast extract is often sold as pills in drugstores
+    Peptone can be replaced by any peptic digest of animal tissue
+    Yeast extract can be replaced by beef extract
 =====killing bacteria =====
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 http://wiki.textile-academy.org/bootcamp2017bcn/handson/textilebacteria
 https://livingcolour.eu/
+{{ :dyeing:biodyes_general.pdf |bio-shades}}
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