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Amy Karle
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English: REGENERATIVE RELIQUARY , 2016

is a bioart sculpture of a 3D printed scaffold in the shape of a human hand skeleton bioprinted in a microscopic trabecular lattice out of a biodegradable pegda hydrogel that disintegrates over time; with the intention that human stem cells (MSCs from a living donor) seeded onto that design will grow into tissue and mineralize into bone; installed in a bioreactor. More information at https://www.amykarle.com/project/regenerative-reliquary/

This artwork has been exhibited internationally at notable exhibitions including at “Ars Electronica AI: The Other I” in 2017, The Beijing Media Arts Biennale in 2018, and in “La Fabrique Du Vivant” at The Centre Pompidou in 2019.

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Date 15 May 2016
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''REGENERATIVE RELIQUARY'' by Amy Karle, 2016 is a bioart sculpture of hand design 3D printed / bioprinted on microscopic level in trabecular structure out of pegda hydrogel to create scaffold for human MSC stem cell culture into bone.

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