Deep Dive: Impact through Wonder – How Art and Design Give Nature a Voice
summary
Myriad combines a 360° 3D documentary and a 32‑minute VR experience with a tactile exhibition of three huge carbon‑block installations that project the lives of the bald ibis, green sea turtle and arctic fox; it tours and ran four months in Frankfurt, becoming the museum’s most visited show in five years. Arabidopsis Symphony maps gene and hormone readouts (a firefly luciferase reporter, infrared imaging and pixel tracking) into sonified AR plants that update with local weather. Both use local production to cut footprint but note high energy costs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Myriad project overview
- 8:18Myriad VR experience
- 10:35Arabidopsis Symphony intro
- 17:37Arabidopsis Symphony creation
- 21:12Art and nature discussion
- 27:19Art-science collaboration
- 31:13Bending the Curve exhibition
- 34:03Reaching new audiences
- 37:32Inspiring action
- 40:00Audience questions and future collaborations
- 42:57Project costs
- 46:09Closing remarks
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