Raw Reverberation (2024), featured in the Art+Science festival at Belgrade Botanical Gardens, invites viewers to engage with the hidden rhythms of the natural world by leveraging the bioresponsive and data-gathering properties of plants. The work invites us to confront the traces and trails we leave behind – like digital memories – and envisions how urban settings impact plant life. How do plants receive, store, and transcribe realities?

Through a biologically inspired exploration of their capacity to process environmental information, the installation guides viewers into an interactive dialogue with the living world – revealing its hidden language and fostering a deeper appreciation for the intricate, interconnected, and symbiotic nature of existence. Merging all three media, transcending the physical screen into a multi-layered digital sculpture of resonance and biology. It addresses themes of emotion, communication, data, and memory through scientific interpretation, digital visualisations, and sculptural expression.