Swedish researcher Simon Morris
has been testing levitating plants, trying to grow common flora while suspended
in the air. This system is called “LYFE”, comprises of a planter that hovers
just over an oak base powered by strong magnetism. The invisible force field
house plants are able to hover while also turning sluggishly to give alike
sunlight to each of their sides. He always inspires with air plants in mind,
ability to grow without soil and hides a tiny drainage system to prevent
overwatering.
Moreover every “LYFE” planter is
designed as a geodesic form, paired slightly with its discrete base to draw responsiveness
to the action of the vessel rather than the piece itself. On their website you
can read more about LYFE on their Kickstarter and see Morris’s other floating
home accessory FLYTE.
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