The Astera is a distant cousin of the thistle we find in the countryside. This wild flower has adapted to the urban environment and can now easily reach ten meters high.
A scheming, silvery plant with bright reflections during the day; it changes to a mesmerising creature at night, spreading coloured beams from its heart which flow over its bristling structure. Because it’s a flower of the night, it uses a uniquely singular photosynthesis; the Astera blooms during sunset and reveals the beauty of its shiny and infinite colours.