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 Worm parcours in the composting station of the Prinzessinnengärten |
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| WORM PARCOURS Commission as part of Art in the Garden by Bodenschätzen e.V. in the Prinsessinnengärten, Matthias Fritsch, 2023 |
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| Description The Wurmparcours is a multi-compost system in which different types of soil substrates can be produced. The spectrum ranges from acidic soil to Terra Preta. The multi-chamber system is designed in such a way that the microorganisms and compost worms can move back and forth between the different chambers. The name playfully refers to this open feature and is intended to arouse curiosity among interested visitors. The size of the multi-composter is designed to accommodate many different composting systems in a small space, making it ideal for display and educational purposes. |
Materials The object was built exclusively from recycled materials that are given a new lease of life through various initiatives on the second-hand market. Chambers |
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 View of the internal chambers |
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 Ventilation tubes for Johnson Su bioreactor |
 Veneering of the inner chambers |
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 First draft for the Worm Parcours at Kompoststation in Prinzessinnengärten |
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