Who created the project "(Re)embodiment"?

This project was created by Алена Ланг on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "(Re)embodiment"?

"(Re)embodiment" is a Research, Urban Planning, Concept Architecture, Urban Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "(Re)embodiment" located?

This project is located in China.

(Re)embodiment

DNA of a deceased person is introdused into a plant cell from which body grows. This applies to any plants: trees, flowers, herbs. Plant DNA is easier to carry mutations and changes in the genome. It is one of our reasons to create “green cemetery”. Plants continue life of the decreased.

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Алексей Шибаев 6y ago

awesome 😍

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