Slow plastic

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Slow Plastic. Process and photos by Freedom Baird, January 5, 2016 Cambridge, MA
Skim Milk Dinnerware. Synthesized by Freedom Baird, January 2016, from skim milk, vinegar, and rubbing alcohol. From a 1906 recipe demonstrated on YouTube by British chemist Robert Murray Smith

Noun

  1. a movement of people synthesizing plastic and plastic objects from food and other non-toxic, biodegradable ingredients, to reclaim an awareness of and responsibility for plastic production and use

Coined by Freedom Baird, January 2016, Cambridge, MA

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