These parts are then combined to form metastructures, which in this case can be seen as fractions of spheres. Finally, the overall composition of metastructures implies the complexity of a living organism. Now a natural form has taken root here, with the apparent potential of consuming its surroundings. An important feature of this sculpture is its accessibility. It is scaled for humans, unlike the imposing features of the surrounding structure.
People can interact physically and imaginatively with it.
The sculpture invites people to wander through the space, to see what's happening in other parts of the sculpture. The open forms of the sculpture are welcoming. People can play around and on the sculpture. Morphogenesis provides us with a concrete link to the natural environment within the context of the man-made and can serve as an experiential reminder of our relationship with Nature. I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.