plants that persist

is a projection that was part of a collaborative project aimed to develop a digitally-themed outcome that engaged with a key area of development for the proposed Camden Highline in London. Using an endoscopic camera,

I wanted to shift the perspective of change in Camden by seeing it through the plants that persist through the construction / ongoing shifts.

I captured Camden from their viewpoint to reframe their resilience. I then layered lumetri color scopes as an X-ray, replacing audible sound with a visual frequency beyond human perception. If plants communicate in wavelengths we cannot hear, what might they be expressing?

Special thanks to Gareth Polmeer, with vPPR Architects and Lumen

Exhibiting Artists & Collaborators: Tanya Rivera Diaz, Longfei Jiang, A'isha Usman Mu'azu, Mengshuo Wu, Aarti Meyappan Pillai, Junghun Lee, Hongil Yoon, Emily Brissenden, Daudi Kaggwa, Cassidy Cole, Mia Baraka, Siyu Chen

plants that persist

I wanted to shift the perspective of change in Camden by seeing it through the plants that persist through the construction / ongoing shifts.

I captured Camden from their viewpoint to reframe their resilience. I then layered lumetri color scopes as an X-ray, replacing audible sound with a visual frequency beyond human perception. If plants communicate in wavelengths we cannot hear, what might they be expressing?

Matriarchal