Adi Tubali

Symbiosis

Redworms (red wigglers) are fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in soil fertility on Earth, wrote Charles Darwin in his last book. The worms decompose organic residues into the finest fertilizer – the vermicompost (worm manure). While the home agriculture community expands, many are experiencing a cumbersome, inefficient, and unaesthetic process. Symbiosis is characterized by material and formal features that meet the needs of the habitat, for both human and the soil, with the aim of making home agriculture more successful and satisfying through attention and respect for nature. Advisor: Prof. Haim Parnas Photography: Daniel Elkayam, Nadav Goren