While plants follow the natural laws of growth, they must also adhere to the pruning norms imposed by the human world. The conflict and balance between these two forces continuously shape the morphological characteristics of urban trees. In radical botanical theory, plants are seen as independent entities with a materialistic perspective, possessing their own world.
We take urban trees as the primary viewpoint, using a cube to express the voice of the tree, imagining how plants, as independent individuals, might perceive their own urban life