How will the relationship between human and nature develope in the age of mixed reality and automatisation? How will we perceive nature in the digital age? Will it change our human habits and connection to nature?

In the time of climate change and biodiversity crisis we need to remind ourselves to our position in the natural world. With the dawn of the digital age and automatisation we need a new construct(definition) of nature, by including technology to its term.

FloraFutura creates a space for changing one's perspective towards nature. A space that turns the human from the anthropocentric to an ecocentric worldview and encourages individuals to preserve and respect nature, where nature, technology, and the individual are merging and interacting together. FloraFutura aims to create space for encouraging natural developments and raising the urgent needs of environmental awareness. A physical manifestation of ecocentric values, needs, and aspirations.


This space should gather the Humboldts of today and tomorrow - whose activities contribute to the fields of ecology, global change, fight against established social rules and conventions. The ‘Greta generation’ urges nature as it was, they demonstrate, argue and fight for the climate. They live from the idea of an idealized construct of nature - they are the “new romantics”. As they will be the next generation of environmental scientists, engineers, NGO’s leaders, environmental lawyers, ecotourists and local farmers and gardeners, we can assume that they will shape the future of how we will perceive nature and our environment.


The botanical garden should develop from just preserving the plant biodiversity to creating a conversation between nature, technology, and human.
Hydroponics and robotics maintain the flora by taking care of characteristics as water supply, ph-levels, light and nutritional provision, coded and controlled by measuring systems. The spectators‘ multisensory perception is stimulated by visual, acoustic, olfactory and mechanic characteristics and is in direct biotic interaction with the plants through the exchange of oxygen and CO². The plants by themselves communicate with each other through chemical, hormonal signals, carbons, nitrogen, phosphorus, and water.



Florafutura is a biotech-park

an automated garden

a data and seed market

a collection of artefacts of the nature

a museological space for nature

a space for celebration the relation

between human and the environment.  

Data jungle

In the heart of the digital domain,
Where data streams like a vibrant vein,
There lies a jungle, wild and grand,
A realm of bytes, an electronic land.

In the Data Jungle, where circuits twine,
Plants of code with branches entwine.
Binary blooms in radiant hues,
Each bit a petal, a choice to choose.

The trees are servers, reaching high,
Their roots in algorithms, touching the sky.
Information vines in a complex dance,
Weaving tales of a virtual trance.

Flowers of encryption, secrets they keep,
Guardians of data in slumber deep.
A symphony of ones and zeros hum,
Nature's code, a digital drum.

The sunlight filters through clouds of code,
Creating patterns on the virtual road.
Streams of data like rivers flow,
In the Data Jungle, where dreams grow.

Creatures of logic, byte-sized and wise,
With silicon hearts and circuitry eyes.
They roam the jungle with purpose clear,
In the realm where algorithms steer.

Amidst the foliage of pixelated leaves,
A harmony of data, the jungle conceives.
Life in binary, a digital spin,
In the Data Jungle, where worlds begin.

So let us journey to this land unseen,
In the heart of circuits, where bytes convene.
The Data Jungle, where life takes root,
A realm of wonder, in cyberspace, afoot.