Berlin Garden Art Brings Pollinators Back to the City
In short
- Artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg created a foliage-filled garden in Berlin.
- The garden was commissioned by LAS Art Foundation.
- It joins art and computation to support pollinators.
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Pollinators depend on flowering plants in cities as well as in countryside. This project uses computational design to shape planting for them. The source gives no figures on bee numbers or outcomes, so the effect is still to be seen.
From designboom
this algorithmically designed garden, created by artist alexandra daisy ginsberg and commissioned by las art foundation, joins art and computation to support pollinators. The post pollinator pathmaker brings buzzing bees back to berlin with foliage-filled artworks appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
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A garden in Berlin was designed by a computer and an artist together. It is full of leaves and plants for bees. Bees need flowers to eat, just like we need food. Talk about it: what flowers do you think bees like best?
