A bestiary of creatures comes to life at the peripheries of electronic wastelands. As discarded electronic components embed themselves into Earth's geological layer, what sort of hybrids emerge once we are long gone? 

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This series presents creatures at the juxtaposition of biological and electronic components. Hiding in concrete cracks and nuts, moving leaves with electronic biomimicry, these early works construct evolving sound compositions from raw circuits that respond to environmental fluctuations. Arboreal Receptors takes this symbiosis further, creating instruments that capture the inconspicuous junctions between human and mycorrhizal networks.