This dark tropical world explores the concept of coevolution, as told through the push and pull of bats and the flowers they pollinate.
Over five hundred plant species depend solely on bats for their propagation. As such, their flowers have evolved signature characteristics to entice in pollinators. Which notably include flowers suspended away from the plant body and pale petals that bloom at nightfall.
Bats are often mistakenly thought to be blind, when in reality their vision is comparable to our own, but limited to the blue-green colour spectrum. Midnight Feast is imagined through the senses of the flying fox. Soaring underneath the jungle canopy, intoxicated by heady nectar as they feast on fermenting fruits.
Over five hundred plant species depend solely on bats for their propagation. As such, their flowers have evolved signature characteristics to entice in pollinators. Which notably include flowers suspended away from the plant body and pale petals that bloom at nightfall.
Bats are often mistakenly thought to be blind, when in reality their vision is comparable to our own, but limited to the blue-green colour spectrum. Midnight Feast is imagined through the senses of the flying fox. Soaring underneath the jungle canopy, intoxicated by heady nectar as they feast on fermenting fruits.