Red (in)orgánica

Abstract

Concepts such as artificial and natural, have been, often, considered as antagonistic terms. An idea fueled by the enviromental crisis that we're going through. Crisis which we've been architects of as a species. The main objective of (In)organic network is to determine if it's possible to reconcile the given void that irremediably exists between these to terms. Could a correlation be woven between natural and artificial creations? To answer that question we resort to the branching pattern. A naturally ocurring structure that supported by complex thinking and dialogical thiniking could connect both terms. The branch stablish itself as the core of the project, in which several points of both fields are linked. It is observed that humans have incorporated this natural design in their creations because of its efficiency when it comes to organization, transportation and integration. Taking into account what was observed a nest shaped installation is proposed. Said installation consists of an assembly of inorganic and organic materials, whose shadow casts a swarm of merged branches where is impossible to distinguish which one is artificial and which one is natural.