Viridia constructs an artificial ecology, drawing on fractal growth and vibrant, unnatural greens. Its forms resemble botanical systems or biological clustering, yet remain unmistakably constructed — gesturing toward a digitally mediated relationship with nature.

Within the scope of Colorama, Viridia asks how digital processes can emulate, exaggerate, or distort organic behavior. It does not attempt to recreate nature, but rather to examine the aesthetics of artificial life — a space where color generates its own logic of expansion and repetition.