From botanical plates to educational models in wax and papier-mâché, from nature printing to digital technologies for monitoring green spaces and precision agriculture: images have always played a central role in how we understand and represent plants. Renato Bruni, professor and director of the Botanical Garden at the University of Parma, and Diego Recchia, designer and lecturer, trace this evolution in a talk moderated by Emanuela Rosa-Clot, director of Gardenia.
Speakers:
Renato Bruni, Director of the Parma Botanical Garden and Professor of Pharmaceutical Botany at the University of Parma Diego Recchia, Designer and Lecturer at ISIA Roma Design
