Colour4CRAFTS: Colour for Combining, Re-engineering, Applying, Futuring, Transforming, Stretching

color4crafts提案结合了来自研究机构和研发公司的多学科专家团队，从传统的历史角度出发，结合着色剂生物合成和无水应用技术的前沿技术，开展生物基纺织品着色剂的研究。这些研究人员是考古和历史、纺织品和着色、生物技术和化学、艺术、工艺和教育方面的顶尖专家。研究结合了历史、人工制品研究和文化研究、艺术和工艺研究、自然科学和未来研究的方法。这为深刻理解历史和工艺背景下的着色实践创造了多方面的基础，并为未来的生物基础实践创造了创新的最先进的解决方案。多学科方法学使得新的研究方法学的发展成为可能。教育和传播发挥着重要作用，因为它们创造并使干预措施能够将传统转变为未来的绿色产业。这项研究计划支持和促进欧洲文化遗产和欧洲文化创意产业，并在欧洲启动新的高品质生物色素和着色剂业务。研究旨在培养纺织品着色的工艺技能，并将传统工艺转化为可持续的尖端工艺，以支持未来的绿色交易目标；通过研究为欧洲特别是波罗的海东北部地区的传统工艺着色实践提供了新的深刻知识，并将这些知识与新技术相结合，创造出创新的着色剂和着色实践。这有助于提高工艺规模着色和更广泛的工业规模纺织品生产的可持续性；通过未来的研究方法项目提供了未来的愿景和路径最理想的着色剂和纺织品生产实践在欧洲。

Colour4CRAFTS proposal combines a multidisciplinary team of experts from research institutes and R&D companies to carry out studies of bio-based textile colouration in traditional historic perspective and in combination with cutting-edge technologies of colourants biosynthesis and waterless applications techniques. The researchers are top experts in archaeology and history, textiles and colouration, biotechnology and chemistry, art, craft and education. Research combines methodologies of history, artefact research and cultural studies, art and craft research, natural sciences and futures studies. This creates a manifold basis to understand colouration practices in history and craft context profoundly and create innovative state-of-the-art solutions for the futures’ bio-based practices. Multidisciplinary methodologies enable the development of new research methodological openings. Education and communication have important roles as they create and enable interventions for traditions transformation into futures green industries. This research proposal supports and fosters European cultural heritage and the European cultural and creative industries, and it initiates new high quality biocolourant and colouration businesses in Europe. Research aims to foster craft skills in textile colouration, and transform the traditional processes into sustainable cutting-edge processes, which support futures’ green deal objectives; through research provide new profound knowledge of traditional craft colouration practices in Europe and especially in the North Eastern Baltic area, and by combining this knowledge with novel technologies create innovative colourants and colouration practices. This helps increasing sustainability in craft scale colouration and more broadly in industrial scale textile production; through futures research methodologies project provides futures visions and the path to the most desirable colouration and textile production practices in Europe.