Multispecies reconciliation principles in biodesign practice

The contribution look at Biodesign as a fluid discipline connecting fundamental research, applied sciences and creative practice. Within this spectrum, a tension exists between instrumental uses of biological processes and a growing sensibility that acknowledges the agency of living materials and organisms. This study proposes reconciliation as a guiding concept for biodesign, understood not as a metaphorical gesture but as a concrete, pluralistic perspective that promotes species coexistence and conservation.