The ReSeaclons project started in Le Grau du Roi in April 2018, initiated by Xavier Murard, the Marine Institute of the Seaquarium and the recycling company, Trivéo. A first French sector for the collection and recycling of marine plastic wastes was created. 95% of the plastic waste collected at sea
by fishermen enters this sector thanks to an innovation allowing to mix any type of plastic. Today, this new plastic material is shaped in a small pot called the Seacup. In November 2019, for 4 months, a partnership was created with Clémentine Chambon and the DNMADE Social Innovation Object section of l'Ecole Boulle school. 19 students followed by their professors Antoine Fermey and Anne-Laure Pulcini, offered possible post-SeaCup opportunities. Their work is steeped in the history of the "pot", its belonging to a typical Mediterranean territory. The students' proposals are based on the properties and qualities of this new material and respond to the uses of the territory.
Merci et bravo à Marie Cadoret, Chad Garçon, Niels Nijmann, Juliette Broussolle, Lucie Blanchot, Zoé Dahan, Antoine Duval, Juliette Focki, Tanguy Pitavy, Quentin Raffenne, Clara Martini, Coline Dupuy, Hugo Riesenmey, Julien Kudic.
Vase, Outdoor Furniture, Industrial design, r&d, material innovation, sustainable innovation
3D Print, tooling
Plastic, recycled plastic wastes