This garden reveals the hidden beauty of nature: exposed roots, delicate mosses, wild plants and interactive hydrochromic patterns.
This ephemeral garden invites visitors to explore the mysteries of nature by making the invisible visible. Dead trees, exposing their majestic roots that are usually buried, become the centerpiece of the installation, symbolizing life and connection to the earth. The ground, carpeted with delicate mosses and wild ferns, creates a harmony between softness and untamed nature. Elements painted with hydrochromic ink reveal hidden patterns when it rains, offering a poetic interaction between humans and nature. This space invites contemplation of hidden beauty and the richness of the natural cycle.