Modern research shows that plants, like humans and animals, can sense the world. The DendroSonic project explores how trees perceive their environment. This audiovisual installation includes two screens and a platform, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the sensual world of trees.

Based on 3D models, growth sounds, and plant vibrations recorded with sensitive microphones, the installation intertwines real and virtual trees. The digital twin of a tree responds to sound, constantly changing shape, texture, and vibratory force. The installation reveals the hidden life of trees, allowing viewers to see, hear, and feel their vibrations.