ARTIFICIAL BLOOM | A LIFE THAT DEFIES NATURE
A LIFE WITHOUT LIFE
THE PARADOX OF BEAUTY
Nature follows a cycle - birth, growth, decay, and rebirth. Yet, ARTIFICIAL BLOOM defies this law. It does not emerge from the soil, nor does it rely on the rhythms of the earth. Instead, it blossoms within the world we have built - one shaped by human intervention, synthetic materials, and the remnants of industrial civilization. Composed of plastic, synthetic fibers, metallic fragments, and digital signals, this bloom is neither alive nor lifeless; it exists in its own paradoxical reality.
This flower breathes no air, draws no nutrients, and feels no decay - yet it persists. It sways as if touched by the wind, reflects light in a way that mimics organic softness, and takes root in the debris of human excess. Here, the distinction between nature and artificiality dissolves, leaving behind an entity that is both unsettling and mesmerizing. ARTIFICIAL BLOOM is not a natural phenomenon - it is a consequence.
It emerges in the wake of destruction, thriving where life has been displaced. Like plastic floating endlessly in the ocean, or artificial reefs taking the place of dead coral, this bloom is not an extension of nature but a redefinition of it.