Art-Agriculture Hybrid Practice
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A framework integrating artistic vision with horticultural knowledge, where the artist-gardener deliberately applies aesthetic principles to living plant systems. The practice rejects the separation of art and agriculture, treating the growing plant as a medium of artistic expression subject to design principles (composition, color, temporal unfolding) rather than purely functional optimization.
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