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Lucía Martí Figueres
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18 Jun 2025
Barcelona
Every year, millions of tons of food waste end up in landfills, while the fashion industry relies on synthetic dyes that pollute rivers and put communities at risk. Our project, Circular Palette, shows how everyday kitchen and factory food scraps can be used to create vibrant, sustainable dyes — reducing pollution, supporting the circular economy, and helping companies work toward Zero Waste Certification.
Lucía Martí Figueres
Angel Palacio
Sara Gubert
