DendroWeb is an interactive light installation. interested in connections in the forest soil. Using basic circuitry I am representing a "simulation" of a Net between trees and fungus called mycorrhiza. Which in a healthy forest provides a primitive form of communication between trees. As well as other important functions. Trees use this communication to signal a threat to the ecosystem like pests. Each tree in the installation is equipped with a touch sensor, when activated it starts a light wave through the whole net. The room is fairly dim, so the only light sources are the lights and monitors. The whole experience is supplemented by the sound of a sun's magnetic field. The whole place is separated into two rooms connected through a taper in the canter. in the second room, my colleague Samuel Spilar created a video installation called "FERO" which creates some kind of garden of bodies arranged in a symmetrical altar-like structure connected with the whole place through the same sound. The sound is a sort of connection between these two worlds. worlds of chaos and order, analytical mind and a mind of expression or a world of wild nature and an orderly garden. we worked closely to create this symbiotic space where one complements the second and the second complements the one.
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