ALT A rectangular box with a brown surface covering, lid and metal latch is photographed at an angle on white paper against a wall. The entire photograph sits within ivory margins. Text below: Across corners & edges. Original MuSkin and Grado Zero Lab logos at lower right.

ALT Ivory landscape Grado Zero Lab editorial card. Left: Link Vest, The garment as a device interface, wearIT@work, Historical prototype, and company communications archive credit. Right: full original archive photograph of a mannequin wearing a dark device-carrying garment, orange belt and head-mounted display.

ALT Close archive photograph of an artisan holding a black mallet above a small brown piece on a wooden block, while the other hand holds the piece in place. Text at lower right: At the working block. Original MuSkin and Grado Zero Lab logos at upper right.

ALT Impact Series06, From Prototype to Industry. Dark portrait Grado Zero Lab layout with a large archive photograph of textile-processing machinery, parallel yellow threads and a blue cylinder. Short editorial text connects material research, processing and manufacture.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab card titled Integrating optical fibres. Conceptual cream woven swatch with clear filaments running among textile yarns. Explicit labels: conceptual weave, not a project sample; AI illustration, not to scale.

ALT Close-up archive photograph of a brown hat held by hands. Pale leaf-shaped ornaments and a flower decorate the crown above a dark braided band. Text: Form & ornament. Original MuSkin and Grado Zero Lab logos appear at lower right.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab explanatory card titled Core and cladding. Conceptual circular section with a clear central core and teal outer ring. Labels identify acrylic core and lower-index polymer cladding; explicitly an AI illustration, not to scale or a project test.

ALT AI research illustration of a pale cooling vest laid flat on a worktable, with tubing arranged across its front, a small connector and a sketchbook nearby. Title: Control the microclimate. Caption in the graphic: Define the cooling layout. AI research illustration — not a tested prototype. Original Grado Zero Lab logo.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab card titled Integrating controlled extensibility. A conceptual pale knitted swatch contains a curved teal wire. Text identifies the image as a conceptual structure, not a project sample, and an AI principle illustration, not to scale. Original logo and CORDIS source remain.

ALT Archive photograph of several hands holding small ochre-brown samples, with folded edges and overlapping layers. A pale footer reads A closer look at samples. Original MuSkin and Grado Zero Lab logos appear at lower right.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab explanatory card titled Designing the joining path. White and teal illustrated curved textile layers carry a dashed planned route. The graphic labels it as a planned path, not a weld, and identifies the AI process illustration as not to scale. Original logo remains.

ALT Grado Zero Lab archive card titled H9 / Portable Lighting. A single oblique original photograph shows gathered fingers inside a curved luminous shell facing downwards, with cyan light on the background. Footer: Original archive photograph; Grado Zero Espace / H9 project portfolio; Design: Luisa Baldassari. Original logo retained.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab card titled Preparing the wire. A conceptual illustration shows a straight metal wire partly wrapped in pale textile fibres above dark teal cloth. Text describes temporary straightening for covering. AI principle illustration, not to scale; CORDIS source dated 4 September 2007.

ALT A brown bear-shaped MuSkin charm lies diagonally on white fabric. Stitches follow its outline; a red heart decorates its chest, and gold-coloured hardware sits above its head. Ivory text area at right: Small form. Visible craft. MuSkin and Grado Zero Lab logos.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab explanatory card titled Alignment before joining. An AI process illustration shows overlapping textile layers held in contact by clamps and a transparent plate. Original logo and AI process illustration / not to scale disclosure remain. No weld or measured result is shown.

ALT AI-generated editorial illustration of hands lifting the top layer of a stack of textile swatches on a cream workbench, with a lattice sample and a notebook showing a layered construction sketch. Original Grado Zero Lab graphics read 04, Build the Function, and Every layer becomes performance; the latter is an editorial design aim, not a tested result.

ALT Cream and teal Grado Zero Lab card titled Product development in a circular world. An original archive photograph shows an empty laboratory with a blue Tensolab testing machine. Text refers to a historical exchange with STAM on 14 December 2021. The laboratory photo provides context and does not depict the event.