Break-out room, 10 minutes.

Room 1

(Adam Behlen, Ana Obara Takano, Karla und Cara, Linda Elsner, Maria Ladopoulos, Tanja Al Kayyali)

underneath the earth, roots and flow of nutrients
 
leaves - indicator for health of the tree
 
pollination via insects 
diseases spread across trees via insects/animals
fruits / seeds 
 
circle of life - dead tree parts are nutrients / fertilizer for next growing tree šŸŒ² 
 
filtration systems for humans/animals - clean air 
 
intertwining of branches, growing together
 
communicating survival of the fittest, dense forrest situations, access to sunlight
 
touching through force of wind (crown)

Room 2

(Clarissa, Gloria Gammer, Luise von Zimmermann, nikolozka, Veronika Limmer, Volkher Karl Wieland Lemke)

smell emissions (like resin, for example)
they communicate with their mizells, via roots
chemicals in water they transport
pollen,Ā 
insect messenger
sounds ( of sap of the trees ,...)
perhaps with their leafsĀ 
colours, e.g. of leaves, bark, blossoms
Mykorriza as communication leader

Room 3

(Alex, emeka ene, Filipe, Ole, Paul Seidler, Robert SchnĆ¼ll)

volatiles for inter and intra treeĀ  andĀ 
interspecies communication
does communication imply intention?
mycelium networks
through sound? through light?