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photo by julian jungel

A flower of Smithia sensitiva from Papilionaceae.

Mimosa quadravalvis

This is the one that has the prickly stems.

The 'Sensitive Fern' so called becuase of it's immeadiate die back at the lightest frost. One of its sensitivities not so often mentioned though is to touch - the stems are incredibly brittle and delicate so brushing past it is a no no, and weeding around them is very difficult. It is actually very root hardy and spreads to make dense carpets; this plant is growing happily at the base of an established bamboo clump and competeing with a Himalayan Mares tail for space -successfuly, which is no mean feat. The new leaves are a lovely red colour and as they mature this changes to a fresh yellow green with the red receding only gradually to the edges of the broad leaflets, a beautiful display.

Hao showing his sensitivity..

Toyota Sensitive Sphere for Torino Fringe Jazz Festival 2015.

Music for voiceless.

NoideaLab&Studio Nebula project.

Work commissioned by Supergg Rome.

Toyota Sensitive Sphere for Torino Fringe Jazz Festival 2015.

Music for voiceless.

NoideaLab&Studio Nebula project.

Work commissioned by Supergg Rome.

Odenton, Maryland

Sensitive brier in bloom at World Peace Wetland Prairie at 1121 S. Duncan Avenue in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

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This fern is fairly easy to identify because of its course-cut fronds. Also, the stems sometimes have a reddish color and the fruiting frond is rather unique to the species.

Joshua Tree National Park, California, USA

by Laura VanWylen.

 

This dress is constructed with fiber optic cables in the seams with ultra bright LED's. A tiny microphone at the bottom of the dress picks up sound and translates the decibel levels into flashes of light using a sewn in LilyPad Arduino.

exhibition of Kobe Design University at Red Fish Factory (unit D)

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Jason McLean, 2012, acrylic ink on paper, 55.9 x 76.2 cm, photograph: courtesy of McIntosh Gallery

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