L.E.M.S - Life Extending Modular System

“L.E.M.S" is an immersive art installation that intricately intertwines philosophical inquiry with artistic expression, exploring the multifaceted relationship between humanity, nature, and technology. Drawing inspiration from Martin Heidegger's contemplations on technology and Leonardo DaVinci's divine dodecahedron, this installation offers a captivating fusion of thought-provoking exploration and aesthetic engagement.

At its heart, "L.E.M.S" features 12 dodecahedron modules, each representing a vital facet of nature's essence. These modules, equipped with sensors responsive to human interaction, rely on visitors to provide essential elements such as light, water, and air. However, this reciprocal relationship is nuanced: nature's sustenance is contingent upon human presence and introspection.

The technological infrastructure of "L.E.M.S" serves as life-giving conduits, symbolizing the intricate interconnectedness between humans, nature, and technology. Visitors are called upon to invest their time and presence, becoming stewards of this artificial ecosystem, shaping and nurturing it according to their desires and needs.

"L.E.M.S - Life Extending Modular System" challenges viewers to reflect on the consequences of their relationship with nature and technology. Through introspection and engagement, visitors are prompted to contemplate their responsibility as custodians of this delicate ecosystem and consider the way forward in our evolving interaction with the natural world. Exhibited at Godsbanen and at Kunstcentret Silkeborg Bad.