A membrane structure is imbued with such an organic aspect, and it is very flexible in shape. Therefore, in addition to the waves, wind and flotation associated with a shoreline, it is also possible to incorporate factors that have affected the evolution of aquatic plants, such as surface tension and buoyancy. Many of the submitted ideas effectively used these features, and it was very educational for me to serve on the panel of judges. In addition to regarding membranes as fields of tension, many ideas expressively associated membranes with nature's shape designing ability. In the past, dynamics and physics, which have commanding power over structures, were thought to be on the opposite side of biology.
Physics can explain why certain living things take unusual shapes.
Membranes also have characteristics that encompass both of these scientific domains.