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‘TV for Plants’

Watching TV with plants. Although the mechanism translates images on the TV screen into pulses of light that the plants can understand, the programming is not designed for and will not be interesting for a human audience - such as the horror film f

Sensors attach to the plant’s leaves and allow it to change the channel on the remote control.

"Plant Machine"

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‘Leave me alone’

Sensors surround the base of the plant and allow it to turn around when anyone approaches. Here, the plant has turned it back on the audience.

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‘TV for Plants’

Watching TV with plants. Although the mechanism translates images on the TV screen into pulses of light that the plants can understand, the programming is not designed for and will not be interesting for a human audience - such as the horror film f

Horror film for plants

Sensors attach to the plant’s leaves and allow it to change the channel on the remote control.

"Plant Machine"

Screenshot 2021-09-04 161156.png

‘Leave me alone’

Sensors surround the base of the plant and allow it to turn around when anyone approaches. Here, the plant has turned it back on the audience.

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