Plants make up 90% of the Earth’s biomass. Along with bacteria and fungi, they provide the ecosystems essential to life itself. Plants are able to adapt and persevere through their capacity for communication, sensation, networks, and collaboration. How can recent research into plant intelligence change our way of thinking about the environment?
Participants
FREDERIKA ADAM, New York, USA, 1970. Lives and works in the Bay Area, USA, London, UK, and Grenada, West Indies.
Team
Katherine Ara (Garden Restoration and Conservation); John Criswick (Horticulturalist); Jenny Elkus (Architect); Dennis Geronimus NYU; Rachel Heslop Oak Spring Garden Foundation; Asher Mains (Artist); Nan McElroy (Content and Design); Johanna McKeon (Theatre Director and Creative Consultant); Lorelei Ormrod (Writer and Creative Consultant); Alessandro Tosi (University of Pisa)
Thanks
Susan Mains, Grenada Pavilion (Artist and Commissioner); Stefano Mancuso, LINV, University of Florence (Director); Zoë Schlanger (Author and Journalist)
Supporters
Judith Adam and Timothy Adam; Nick Browne
