by Kristine Matusalem September 13, 2009 [See the original post on Multiply.com] The fact that Biomodd is not just a simple installation is becoming much clearer as days go by. My involvement with the mini-biomodd is a testament to this. All components need painstaking care and routine check-up. A klutzy move could result to killing an Ashitaba plant. :) And because of this project's "needy-ness" for time, care and attention, one's involvement becomes more personal. I
was at MCAD yesterday with Melanie. It was a rare occasion to see and
work with Mel so we decided to have some lab time together at Biomodd's
current abode. Plus, I wanted to "feel" the Biomodd setup again since I
missed the opening. A lot of plants needed replacement. In fact, the
few hours we were there, that was what we did. We replaced Maria
Makiling's withered plants. It looks better now! Some ABM members were
there to replace plants inside the main structure. Lai arrived with the
panel boards. Russel, the guy who frequently visits the mini-biomodd
was there to get to know the bigger version. There were a couple of
visitors I got to talk to. They asked how Biomodd works, how components
fit into the whole concept and they ultimately registered their
amazement with the project. I plan to go back
next week after I finish my other course requirements. After all, the
exhibit would run for just two more weeks. Angelo said, help is needed
on Wednesday because the Matanglawin shoot would be on Thursday. Some photos here. |
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