These Hungarian tram stations play music composed by plants

E.ON and ACG Communications Agency made a unique campaign. Thanks to sonication technology they put music generated from the bio-vibrations of the plants on speakers.

E.ON decided to bring nature closer to people. Recently, they have launched a campaign with the help of ACG Communications Agency. – writes raketa.hu. The two companies decided to put speakers at two tram stations in Budapest.

Now, people in the Hungarian capital city can listen to the music generated from the bio-vibrations of plans at Széna square and Szent Gellért square while waiting for the next tram to catch. The locations were chosen carefully. These two stops are usually loud and the air is polluted due to traffic. To make them more relaxing and bring the passengers closer to nature, the stops were decorated with live plants. The installation includes ivy, heather, and moss.

“The base of environmentally conscious thinking is the respect towards nature because if we know and respect the opportunities that are hidden in it, a stronger motivation develops inside us to protect it. The goal of the campaign is to remind people of the importance of nurturing a closer connection with nature, and thus to promote environmentally conscious thinking.” –  Blikk quotes Rita Alberti, creative director of ACG.