In December 2015, Paris will host the 21st climate conference, and Belgian artist Naziha Mestaoui is preparing the project "One beat, one tree" for this occasion, when Parisian landmarks will grow trees, turning the concrete jungle into a jungle for a short time. At the same time, "One beat one tree" will take root in other European capitals as well.
Of course, it will only be about 'green' projections, but they will be strong knocked on consciousness everyone, but especially those who will sit at the green table in Paris. The installation will be a bridge between the virtual and the real, technology and nature, as well as the visible and the invisible. Passersby will be able to 'planted' a digital tree and then watched it grow on the building.
But since that would be as interesting at natural speed as watching the paint dry, they will the trees grew to the rhythm of the heart forester, which will be read by a sensor on a smartphone and further translated to a city landmark.
The computer tree will then be clean really planted somewhere in Europe, Latin America, Africa or Asia, with which "everyone who contributes a tree will become a co-author of a future where there will be no room for selfish individualism", as the author put it.
