Green biomorphosis

"Nature" and "artificial" are often seen as two opposing concepts. "Nature" generally refers to the physical world and its phenomena, including living organisms and non-living materials, which are not created by humans. "Artificial," on the other hand, refers to anything that is made or produced by human beings, including machines, structures, and systems. However, in recent times, the border between the natural and the artificial has become increasingly blurred. Many of the things we create are inspired by the natural world, and we often try to imitate or replicate natural systems in our technological innovations. For example, biomimicry is a design approach that takes inspiration from nature to create sustainable and efficient solutions. Furthermore, as humans transform and impact the natural world through our activities, it can be argued that many landscapes and ecosystems have become "artificialized." For example, cities, highways, and industrial areas have eliminated natural habitats and altered the composition of the environment.