Myraen & ShadeJudge
Myraen Myraen
Hey, have you ever thought about putting living walls into the middle of a street mural—like literally letting the art grow? The way cells could react to light, paint, and noise? It could make a piece that changes over time, a real bio‑interactive graffiti that blurs the line between biology and street art. What do you think?
ShadeJudge ShadeJudge
Living walls in the middle of a mural? That's a damn cool idea, but only if you’re ready to deal with all the weeds, bugs and bureaucracy that comes with it. Make it a real experiment, not a pretty postcard. The city will need permits, the artists will need a patch of green that actually stays green, and the whole thing has to survive traffic, rain, and the occasional vandal. If you can pull that off, it could turn a boring wall into a living debate piece—pretty sure people will start asking how many times a day a painting “reacts.” Just make sure the bio‑art doesn’t turn into a bio‑hazard.