Cookbook for When the Sun Goes Out features a living sculpture, called a “plastomach” that actually eats plastic debris via living … More
Author: demaray
I kinit sweaters for plants, I culture lichen on the sides of skyscrapers in New York City and I manufacture alternative forms of housing for hermit crabs, out of plastic. With the engineer Dr. Qingze Zou, I am currently creating the IndaPlant Project: An Act of Trans-Species Giving in which I am building light-sencing robotic supports for housplants. These moving floraborgs allow potted-plants to roam freely in a domestic environment, in search of sunlight and water.
Living Sculpture: Plastomach and Amazing Art/Sci Projects at Focus Art as part of “How to Know What We Know…”
Essay below by Terri C. Smith for How to Know What We Know: New Experiences in the Holocene, Curated by … More
Communis Spatium, An Art and Science Collaborative In The Built Environment
A site-specific urban ant feeder, Communis Spatium, means “shared space” in Latin. Referring to area shared by humans and ants, … More
Manhattan Tundra Project
This sculptural iteration of the Manhattan Tundra Project proposes the creation of human supported emergent ecosystems on the unused tops of modernist … More
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I don’t know if it’s the pandemic or the demonstrations, but a week or two ago I found myself thinking … More
Namesake Project: Italian Beach on the Seine
Scientist believe that if each human could plant six trees, global warming would be a thing of the past. Many … More
The Camden Colorfield Project
The Camden Colorfield Project envisions the city of Camden as a giant colorfield painting, created by the blooms of indigenous … More
Manhattan Tundra Project
Conversation between artist Elizabeth Demaray and Igor Bronz, Engineer / Project Manager, Gaia Technologies LLP, Gaiatechnologiesllp.com on the Manhattan Tundra … More
On view: Home Is Where the Plastic Eating Stomach Is
Home Is Where The Plastic Eating Stomach Is, a living sculpture and community art action, considers the roll of plastic … More
The Shelter Project: nesting in the built environment
The Shelter Project, seeks to create alternative forms of housing for our companion species out of discarded, man-made, detritus . Shown above … More
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