These green Amaury Gallon bubble gardens appeared in public squares around Paris for three days straight. The flourishing installation took the form of metal framed domes filled with orchids and other luscious foliage.
Executed as a celebration of Parisians' love of indoor potted plants, the Amaury Gallon bubble gardens created sheltered outdoor environment for cold passing pedestrians. Called 'Ma Bulle, Ma Plante, & Moi,' or 'My Bubble, My Plant & Me,' this one refreshing installation I would have loved to see.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Organic Urban Gardens
- Opportunity for businesses to invest in sustainable and eco-friendly urban gardening solutions.
- Indoor-outdoor Integration
- Opportunity to create more seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces and experiences.
- Temporary Pop-up Installations
- Opportunity for businesses to creatively showcase their products and services through temporary installations in public spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Horticulture
- Industry involved in the cultivation and sale of plants for food, ornamental, and medicinal purposes, which could expand to include more sustainable and urban gardening solutions.
- Architecture
- Industry involved in the design and construction of buildings and outdoor spaces that can integrate indoor-outdoor living and enhance well-being.
- Marketing/advertising
- Industry involved in promoting and showcasing products and services, which can benefit from creating unique and immersive experiences through pop-up installations like the Amaury Gallon bubble gardens.
