Malte Larsen
biopunk. climate resilient agriculture. handcrafts. ecosystem restoration. project management. team leader. fungal innovation.
project Gallery
THE SOIL ASSEMBLY 2023 @Kochi Biennale
Johnson-Su-Bioreactors modified large scale version (custom built)
Mycelium-Composite made from pizza box
Edible gourmet mushroom straw bed workshop in Forst
JSB bioreactor (modified) build in Slovenia
Fabric waste recycling with fungi
Oak leave running track on a petri dish to find suitable candidates for degradation
Pizza box fibers before innoculation
Fungi Teach the teacher workshop in Biotopia, Munich
Pizza box fiber mycelium compounds
Workshop with biopunk community
Galileo "Wissenspreis" for fungal innovations
Mycelium compound engraved with laser
The first large scale fungal-dominated compost prototype
Fungi genetic libary in Potsdam
"Kochbox" made from mycelium materials to save cooking energy
Mushroom hunting/foraging session in Brandenburg
Fungal pathogens in wood biomass @Helmholtz-Zentrum München as part of DeMoVit project
Mushroom fruiting chamber build at science hack days Berlin
Mycelium running over petri dish
Scrap metal oven built for Kiez Burn Festival
Lions Mane mushroom grown on coffee ground
Pizza oven built in Portugal @projekt kamp @precious plastic crew
Tempeh grown on black beans
Fruiting of pink oyster mushrooms
Preparation of agar growth media
The biopunk kitchen in Potsdam
3d printed negatives for mycelium compounds
Pizza-oven built in Berlin
Inside of a clay-pizza-oven made with 3d pattern tiles
Pizza-oven built on Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam on the beach
Portable pizza-oven at Kiez Burn Festival, Germany
biopunkz?
Biopunk comes from Bios (Greek for life) and Punk (a socio-cultural movement that focuses on rebellion against norms). So we are a resistance movement for positive transformation with a strong focus on the natural world. The community consists of scientists, artists, mushroom growers, DIYers and passionate explorers of the microbial world. In a world full of crises that are so much greater than an individual, this community thrives with the mission to grow a mycelial network between humans, fungi, bacteria and algae. Using eco-transdisciplinary thinking to break free of norms and static ideas, we support each other and cooperate to realize projects aiming at the preservation of life. The members of this group are gardeners of life, the organisms we work with are the seeds and the breeding grounds of fertile soil are the open laboratories arround the globe. They develop biological, computational and social technologies and make them available to all.