Plants are an integral part of our everyday lives. It’s common to see flowers blooming along the streets, and flower shops offer a wide variety of blossoms, almost like art objects. At first glance, these flowers may appear fragile and delicate, but upon closer observation, a different image emerges. Their colors and forms conceal intricate mechanisms designed for their own reproduction and regeneration. This also reflects the result of co-evolution with humans. Through the technology of macro lenses, I have visualized the hidden, yet beautiful and grotesque strategies of these plants.
Hidetaka Ito (JP), born in Sapporo in 1968, in an artist. He graduated from Musashino Art University, Department of Painting. He has been creating interactive media installations and digital image works.
