Cyborg Oasis: A Post-Human Wonderland

In an imagined era, where boundaries between the organic and the artificial dissolve, my project unfolds as a sensory journey through cyborg-nature. Gene editing opens up the possibility of shaping nature, while wearable devices bridge perception and reality, changing how nature might be sensed and made sense of.

The journey begins at the ecological collapse. As visitors move through my designed landscape, guided by AR glasses, bio-bracelets, and neural headsets, they rediscover nature’s resilience. They encounter sprawling networks of mycelium, gene-edited plants flourishing into spectacular forms, and mast-fruiting trees synchronized to algorithmic rhythms.

Futhermore, wildlife reclaimes such technologically-enhanced habitats. Their presence is woven into spatial strategies and a broader narrative of renewal and adaptation. For example, at the Symbiotic Tree—a fusion of nature and technology—each visitor’s choices ripple through the ecosystem, actively shaping its evolution. Here, technology translates, nature architects, and humanity catalyzes—each reshaping the other in a symbiotic choreography where creation is collective, and evolution is shared.