by Miguel Chevalier (Mexico, 2008)
A virtual garden whose plant life is composed of six varieties of colorful digital plants. Each one of them evolves according to its “genetic” characteristics and by its interaction with the public who, by means of sensors, cause the flowers to cross-pollinate each other, giving rise to new and unexpected blossoms.
Learn more about interactivity, a central concept to some breeders of the art technology.
Miguel Chevalier is known as one of the pioneers of digital art. Born in Mexico and residing in France, he graduated from the National Superior School of Fine Arts, in Paris, in the early 1980s. In 1994, he participated as a resident artist at Villa Kujoyama, in Kyoto, Japan.




