Who is this for?
Arts organisations, schools, universities, festivals, museums, community groups, and interdisciplinary teams working with ecology, material culture, and public engagement.

What formats are possible?
Public workshops, studio-based labs, exhibition activations, and participatory research sessions.

How much space is needed?
From one classroom-size room to larger studio/exhibition setups. A table-based format works for small groups; larger installations can be adapted to available space.

Duration
2-3 hour introductions, one-day sessions, or multi-day formats (typically 3-4 days).

Indoors/outdoors
Both are possible. Most formats are indoors; selected plant-gathering and site-responsive elements can happen outdoors when context allows.

Past collaborations
FHNW Academy of Art and Design Basel, Hack the Promise Festival, Academy of Fine Arts Gdańsk, BKA International School, and Undisciplined Ethnobotany Conference.