HEYRANG PRODUCTION

There are many forms of symbiosis in nature.
One example is the gall, an insect’s home that grows on the branches of trees or the stems of plants.

- What is a gall and what is its role in the ecosystem?

- How do galls affect the very plants that lend them a home by giving up their stems or leaves, and vice versa?

- Is there a special symbiotic relationship between plants and insects, and if so, what is it?

Through galls and the symbiosis that they embody between plants and insects, let us reconsider our attitudes toward nature in this modern era.
If we only look up, we see that the trees on the streets still create shade for us, and that the parks in front of our houses give us a sense of evergreen freshness.
The hope is that the continuing symbiosis between Mother Nature and insects, or even Mother Nature and humanity, do not hinge on costs, but rather perspectives.