The defining motif of the projects is the Driven by Environment approach. Within this principle, architecture, nature, and technology interact naturally, together creating a powerful manifestation of an alternative ecosystem. The intertwining of seemingly distinct worlds gives rise to often unexpected forms of symbiosis.

The individual projects and visions collectively form a living organism in which each organ has its own function, essential to the life of the whole, whose metabolism is the creative process itself. The concept of the alternative ecosystem invites visitors to explore and interact. It is not a static structure, but a living entity that is continuously co-created through interaction with its visitors.

From a technical perspective, this organism consists of individual projects, visions, and approaches represented through an assemblage of abstract audiovisual content combined with physical materials, components, and samples. These metaphorical organs are interconnected by veins and neurons (tubes, cables, etc.) through which the organism’s energy flows and by means of which its individual parts communicate with one another.

Interaction takes place through architectons (3D-printed models), formed by a generated composition of various types of shapes and forms. The models are captured by a camera that, through a computer program, generates visual content or soundscapes. The environment is further enriched by attractors that influence the resulting output through visitor interaction.