photo by Mike Kean
Monday, April 5, 2010
In the Field
Agent Walker plays on his flute to entertain local plant life.
Agents Solo and Walker experiment in the field with flute and oscillometron.
Agents Solo and Walker experiment in the field with flute and oscillometron.
photos by Mike Kean
Oscillometron
Tree Measuring
Taking accurate measurements is a large part of the Phytophilous Initiative's ongoing research process. The data is being put to use by various branches of the PI office. Here Agent Walker works with a Maple Tree.
photos by Liz Solo
photos by Liz SoloPlaying Music to Plants
Agents Walker and Solo go out into the downtown core to look for signs of spring and to encourage any new plants with various methods of stimulation. The come across a tenacious dandelion plant, growing miraculously out of the concrete.
As a way to celebrate the power of this small dandelion and to encourage its progress the Agents play a musical medley.
Afterwards Agent Solo takes important measurements for research purposes. Agent Walker assists.
photos by Mike Kean
Reading to Trees
Reading to Trees is one of the programs of the Phytophilous Initiative. Here Agent Walker reads excerpts from "The Secret Life of Plants" to a budding Maple Tree near Duckworth Street.
photos by Liz Solo
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Experiment #2
Liz Solo Please indulge me and say out loud: 2 25 36 41 48 49 (this is an experiment)
Liz Solo Please indulge me and say out loud: 2 25 36 41 48 49 (this is an experiment)
Liz Solo Thanks to everyone who indulged my uncontrolled experiment last night. I am working on a new art project that has to do with intention and using different technologies to amplify that intention. (Actually in one part I was only using a representation of a technology as I am still gathering the parts to build my own pathoclast) I was trying to influence the movement of theoretical numbered
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