RHIZONE: [PapiLLa]
Inspired by symbiotic natural systems of rhizosphere and Wood Wide Web, the multi-sensual poetic narrative of Rhizone: PapiLLa immerses the viewer in a complex, multi-dimensional semi-biological information network, in which the boundaries between micro and macro systems, between “internal” and “external” data processing are blurred. The title refers to biological nodular formations often associated with the senses of touch, taste or smell, as well as to the organs of symbiosis between plants and bacteria produced by plants on their roots.The AR piece is related to the VR PROJECT AR app: Art & Science Node: Joanna Hoffmann The piece had its premiere at the Art & Science Node AR exhibition platform: Capture the Future(s) Our Bio-Tech Planet: The Routes to Roots Networks and Beyond at Plant Biology Europe Congress June 2021
Augmented Species – Invasive Sculptures in Hybrid Ecologies,
organised
by MoMAR;
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