WAX WORM
until 14 September
What was once a myth is becoming a reality. In a world made up of remnants of human technology, nature has adapted to survive, creating the Wax Worm.
The world of technology becomes more familiar to us than living forms. The object of the Wax Moth is made from recycled cables and other technical devices. It speaks of the power of nature and its ability to adapt to various adverse conditions caused by human intervention. Nature will prevail.
The wax moth is a caterpillar that develops into a moth, belonging to the Pyralidae family. It is an insect that eats plastic waste. The wax moth is a very good example of how strong nature is. Our object draws attention to this fact and aims to raise awareness about this caterpillar.
This event is part of the Days of Art&Science.