Alizée Armet shows her work Ghostly plants of damaged worlds in the international group exhibition 'Natura Bio-Robotica'.
The installation between technological world art and bio-art was developed during her EMAP residency at Kapelica Gallery.

'Natura Bio-Robotica', organised by Gruppo 78, a contemporary art institute in Trieste, focuses on the theme of the combination of nature and new technologies in a way that can combine the definition of bio-robotic nature as defined by studies and research conducted by both artists and scientists.

Ghostly plants of damaged worlds will be on display until 22 September 2023.