""It was so emotional and meaningful for everybody. [There] was like an excitement. But it was also super sorrowful at the same time," said Best."
""You have things like a Target [parking lot] and the landfill site, which hopefully question some of the slightly less sustainable things that we do as a species," said Matthew Shaw."
Lidar scanners documented the life cycle of a saguaro cactus over six months, culminating in its fall in February 2024. This project involved researchers and artists, capturing both the emotional and ecological significance of the cactus. The resulting video is part of the 'Framerate: Desert Pulse' exhibition at the Desert Botanical Garden, showcasing Arizona's desert landscape and its flora. The exhibition also reflects on human activities, including housing developments and landfills, prompting discussions on sustainability and environmental impact.
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