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“Though it appears to be a forest, the whole is one” - this line from Rachel Sussman’s “The Language of Trees” captures the essence of PANDO. Derived from the Latin meaning “I spread,” PANDO is also the name of a remarkable aspen grove in North America. While consisting of 47,000 trees, this grove is a single living organism that propagates vegetatively from one root system. Known as one of the largest living organisms on Earth, this extraordinary entity became the catalyst for exploring the concept of ‘territory’ - the interconnection between space and environment - beyond conventional notions of arboreal form. Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong When first visiting a... More