About - Bare Conductive

Bare Conductive Ltd. focuses on the development and manufacture of electrically conductive materials.

In the fall of 2011, Bare launched its first product, Bare Paint. This is the first non-toxic paint aimed at individuals interested in engaging with interactive electronics and in bringing surfaces to life.

The Company is currently developing a second material, Bare Skin. This is the only electrically conductive paint which is safe for use directly on the body, and will be certified as a cosmetic in the EU.

Bare's products provide users with an exciting new platform perfect for prototyping, experimenting, and learning about electronics. Our goal is to engage people of all ages with electronics and technology.

Bare Conductive Ltd. was founded by four postgraduate students from the Innovation Design Engineering Course at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London.

Bare received an Honorable Mention at the Prix ARS Electronica in 2010, and won the Technology Strategy Board's 2011 Disruptive Solutions competition.

At Bare we are passionate about working alongside makers, hobbyists, artists, geeks, and engineers to improve our products and find new ways to use them, so get in touch!

The Bare Conductive team was brought together through a common love of experimentation and exploration.

Bare Conductive Team Member

Matt is a bit of a designer and a bit of an engineer and most comfortable being split between the two. At Bare, Matt likes to split his time between talking to people about the products and sitting at the bench playing with a pot of Bare Paint and a pile of kit.

Bare Conductive Team Member

Isabel Lizardi received her MA from the Royal College of Art's, Industrial Design Engineering department where she helped develop Bare Conductive Paint. With a background in Fine Arts and Communication Design, she is constantly seeking ways to make technology all-inclusive.

Bare Conductive Team Member

Bibi Nelson studied Industrial Design Engineering at the Royal College of Art where she developed two new materials, Bare Conductive, and a unique biodegradable plastic. Bibi is an experienced project manager with several years of practice with international clients at Jason Bruges Studio.

Bare Conductive Team Member

Becky is an engineer turned designer who recently graduated from the Royal College of Art, London, in Industrial Design Engineering. Becky trained as a Mechanical Engineer at Imperial College and spent time working in the UK, US and Australia. She specialized in experimental design and practiced an opportunistic approach to the creation of prosthetics for the body.

*Photos courtesy of Rough Trade East.