The Traveling SeedBomb Dress tosses local native seeds in the urban environment. Performer: Alice
The skirt converts into a teepee shaped shelter. The design is inspired by the propagation mechanism of the Pine Cone
The skirt is transformed by a series of hinged struts that telescope from its base.
The seedbombs are located within reach in cone shaped pockets at the outer perimeter of the skirt.
The dress houses fifty glass vials filled with enough seed to plant over an acre of vegetables, grains and herbs to feed a family for one year. Photo: E. Stoner.
Preparing food to share in Fullerton California.
Protein balls made with coconut, cashews and cocoa grounded together with a motor and pestle.
Agent Seed Bomb sharing Seed Money at the Eco Ego exhibition. Photo: E. Stoner.
The Traveling SeedBomb Dress at the Chinatown Festival in Vancouver.
Our agent of propagation also wears a secondhand vest adorned with épaulettes of fresh Wheat Grass.
Plenty of room to curl up in the SeedBomb Teepee.
The skirt is covered in heavy duct canvas hand painted with a dandelion motif, a symbol of highly effective plant survival and endurance.