Exposition

Flower Clock (2022)

Christina Stadlbauer
open exposition

About this exposition

The art work is inspired by the concept of the flower clock by Carl Linnaeus, renowned 18th century botanist from Sweden. The installation “Who will pollinate the Flower Clock” that was exhibited in 2021 features a selection of endemic plants arranged in an outdoor installation. The piece is an invitation to decelerate, and tune into plant-time. How do plants know time? How do they attune to rhythms of day and night? How slow do they open and close their petals? How long do they blossom so that insects can visit them?
typeresearch exposition
keywordsplant installation, ciracadian rhythm, interspecies communication
date13/01/2022
published10/02/2022
last modified10/02/2022
statuspublished
share statusprivate
affiliationInstitute for Relocation of Biodiversity
copyrightChristina Stadlbauer
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
languageEnglish
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/1491062/1491063
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/rc.1491062
published inResearch Catalogue


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id name copyright license
1491069 DSC00920 copy Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522449 paper model Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522456 Planting Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522459 eleven fields Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522494 yellow blossoms Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522495 calendula Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522496 calendula Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522497 Mauerpippau Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522498 Herbstlöwenzahn Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522499 Tiina_Admral_IMG_20210827_135100_resized_20210828_051913206 Tiina Nyrhinen CC BY-NC-ND
1522500 Poppy_end Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522501 Silesia Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522502 Silesia Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522504 witlof Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522510 HArvest-autumn Löwenzahn Christina Stadlbauer CC BY-NC-ND
1522538 Sign_FlowerClock_Lynne Lynne Stuart CC BY-NC-ND
1522542 Sign_FlowerClock_Lynne Lynne Stuart CC BY-NC-ND

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