Bonsai

The production of bonsai simulates the typical characteristics of parasitism and symbiosis on the site. Some plants attach to the wooden frame, walls and other structures to change their growth form, which belongs to the object attachment and the main body is parasitic. The other part of the plant and the human-made building structure, there is no clear subject and object relationship between the two, in symbiosis.

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