Unprecedented processes of mutation and mutualism through flowers and artificial intelligence.

Using science fiction as a starting point, this project features a group of nine students from the Marie-Curie secondary school in Tourcoing. Together, the group is trying to mutate, to metamorphose into a flower. They evolve in collaboration with an artificial imagination. They meet scientists in plant biology and observe Brendel's models, reproductions of anatomical flowers made in the 19th century from papier-mâché and other materials.

Collectively, the nine students initiate a process of creating new identities, of human-flower crossbreeding, taking the form of technological creatures. Through filmic images, floral masks, neural networks and 3D modelling, the bodies of the young teenagers metamorphose into hybrid, "botanical-humanoid" entities.