Two electronic flowers are mounted on a metal stand, facing the audience in the dim light

Électroponie

2020 — Interactive and sound installation

Plant forms have grown out of electronic objects.The technical device is there to keep them alive. Hydroponie supplies plants with water via an above-ground structure. Here, the "electroponic" rack supplies these new hybrid life forms with electricity. The dark environment is lulled by the low-frequency sound of an electric transformer. The proximity of the audience to the plants disturb this signal. This invisible threat acts as an obstacle to spontaneous curiosity about the preciousness of floral forms.

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Materials

Aluminium profile rack
Sound system
Electronic waste
Sensors
Programming
Sound

Exhibited at

Manière d’hybrider des mondes [graduates exhibition], St-Nicolas church, Caen, 2020.

Medium shot of the two electronic flowers

Close-up of the second electronic flower