Intro presentations at the Thami Myele Foundation studio by our current residnts CUPP Collective with four artists and advisors.⁠

Asli Hatipoglu (TR/TH based in NL) @asleasli proposes to work with kombucha biofilms as a material alternative to paper, hence making vinegars as a by-product which can be implemented in the dying process of leftover textiles or second-hand fabrics, mainly for local wool. ⁠

CUPP 2022 exchange programme is supported by Stichting Stokroos, Stichting Niemeijer Fonds, Thami Mnyele Foundation Residency Award.⁠