Plants are vital for life and pollution remediation. This thesis highlights their role, develops empathetic landscapes, and promotes awareness of phytoremediation and sustainable, multispecies harmony.
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Site Program Plan 30"x21" Digital drawing
This Site Program Plan designs landscapes that integrate human-plant interactions, highlighting plants' role in pollution mitigation and promoting sustainable practices to foster environmental stewardship and empathy.
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Build a Bridge of Empathy
In "Build a Bridge of Empathy," my collage connects pollution-remediating plants with workers, illustrating their joint effort in environmental restoration and highlighting the symbiotic relationship and shared responsibilities in healing the planet.
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Envisioning the Future
A perspective showcases the entire site with future time-planned projects and illustrates how humans will engage in these initiatives.
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Deep Mapping of Plant Cell Reaction to Pollution
Resistance, Rift, Resilience
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Process of Phytoremediation
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Sunflower Life Cycle and Human Interaction
The sunflower is an annual plant that can accumulate high concentrations of toxic metals or pollutants in its tissues, commonly used in phytoremediation to clean up environmental pollution. Showcase the life of this iconic plant, the sunflower, and encourage people to engage with its entire lifecycle as a phytoremediation plant.
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Analygous Sketch: Plants and Human Shared lmportant Life Moments
