We put into practice the concepts expressed in our Green Work Office Proposal project, furnishing our office at the European Parliament with a series of plants and creating a more welcoming and productive environment.

The relationship between humans and nature is reexamined through a multifaceted scientific and artistic lens to provide tangible evidence of the benefits that plants can bestow upon human beings.

We collected in a short video the most significant images and key concepts expressed during our event at the European Parliament

How do you work in a plant-rich environment? The collaborators of Marco Zullo and Maria Letizia Trento explain their experience and express their impressions on the study of air quality in offices.

Maria Letizia Trento, curator of the project, highlights certain critical aspects related to legislation for nature, suggesting some insights to bridge the gap between Nature and Politics.

Anaïs met den Ancxt, a member of the French artistic duo Scenocosme, presents her artwork "Phonopholium": a plant that comes to life, interacting with the viewer.

Clarissa Sellem, curator of the Talk C.E.C. artistic space, presents her concept to integrate more creative communication with scientific outreach.

The study conducted in collaboration with Strobilo S.r.l. demonstrates the tangible benefits that a greener office can provide to those who work in it.

Andrea Bariselli, scientist and founder of Strobilo S.r.l., presents the project for collecting and analyzing air quality data in relation to the amount of greenery in an enclosed environment, emphasizing its potential and future prospects.

Bringing greenery into the Parliament chambers to experience firsthand what is being legislated: in the context of the Green Deal mandate, it is crucial for a legislator to personally experiment with the benefits that nature brings us.

The relationship between humans and nature is reexamined through a multifaceted scientific and artistic lens to provide tangible evidence of the benefits that plants can bestow upon human beings.