DAISY.WORLD project
Installation, Architecture, Political / Social, Fantasy / Visionary, Landscape, Various materials, 2000x5000x2000cm
DAISY.WORLD is the simulation of an artificial self-monitoring ecosystem placed on an urban structure.
Comparable to the rules in nature the computer simulation calculates the dynamic growth behaviour of two artificial flower populations.
Both species and the outer conditions are interlinked in feedback loops to a complex network of interaction -
a perma-nent DRIFT, a spreading and retreat, an incessant self-balancing to adapt to every outer change -
finally the idea of assertiveness and will power without supreme intervention.
LIFE.
In symbolic way nature conquers the habitat of men, and man becomes again a part of it.
DAISY.WORLD evokes a sensibility for the fragile balance and the coherence of all aspects of our living world.
The concept is related to a classic scientific experiment, a computer simulation by James Lovelock the father
of the GAIA-theory.
Human species is only a particle in the planetary organism Earth (GAIA), no owner, no manager, no governor of the planet.
.
www.daisyworldproject.de
Comparable to the rules in nature the computer simulation calculates the dynamic growth behaviour of two artificial flower populations.
Both species and the outer conditions are interlinked in feedback loops to a complex network of interaction -
a perma-nent DRIFT, a spreading and retreat, an incessant self-balancing to adapt to every outer change -
finally the idea of assertiveness and will power without supreme intervention.
LIFE.
In symbolic way nature conquers the habitat of men, and man becomes again a part of it.
DAISY.WORLD evokes a sensibility for the fragile balance and the coherence of all aspects of our living world.
The concept is related to a classic scientific experiment, a computer simulation by James Lovelock the father
of the GAIA-theory.
Human species is only a particle in the planetary organism Earth (GAIA), no owner, no manager, no governor of the planet.
.
www.daisyworldproject.de
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