Working across kinetic sculpture, installation, video, photography, virtual reality and performance, Tully Arnot’s practice explores the effect that contemporary technology has on human relationships, looking at the isolating nature of our increasingly connected, but ultimately disconnected world. Arnot also examines the emergent field of plant robotics and cognition, and how technology mediates our relationship with the natural world. Phytomorphic and non-human perception is explored as a counterpoint to the expanding role of AI in our lives, investigating the tensions between the organic and digital and the blurring of boundaries as these worlds intersect.