Music of Plants

On March 18 at 20:00, we are delighted to host a workshop by Levan Shanshiashvili:
“Music of Plants (Bio-electrical Impulse Music)”.

Workshop description

Participants will explore how plants generate bioelectrical impulses and how these signals are translated, transformed, and converted into audible sound frequencies. The workshop will also discuss the importance of plant-generated electrical impulses for both nature and humans.

Positive effects:

• stress reduction;

• increased productivity;

• enhanced creativity and cognitive engagement;

• educational opportunities;

• care for the environment and the world around us.

Impact on nature:

• plant frequencies as a healing force;

• interaction with pests through harmonization;

• stimulation of growth and development;

• integration of plants, technology, and human potential.

Music becomes a form of self-expression — another universal language understood by all living organisms.

Interaction with plants is presented as a process that helps us live more consciously and develop a deeper connection with the world.

AGAVA is an experimental modular synthesizer project focused exclusively on live performances. The project rejects the idea of recordings and instead creates a unique sonic experience, demonstrating that no two performances are ever the same.

During performances, AGAVA allows the audience to fully immerse themselves in the music and deeply experience the energy of every sound. Its dedication to natural expression and creativity turns each performance into a special event, inviting listeners into an extraordinary musical journey.

Through the selection of elements, resonance, sound textures, noise, experimentation, and improvisation, AGAVA offers a deeply meditative sonic experience that stays with the listener long after the performance ends.

More information:
www.plantlovers.ge

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/levan_shan/
https://www.instagram.com/plantloverstbilisi/
https://www.instagram.com/plantloversprojects/

Workshop attendance is free.