What if cities were lit…
by trees?
In French cities like Paris and Dijon, scientists are experimenting with trees that glow naturally — using bioluminescent bacteria inspired by jellyfish and fireflies.
These bacteria are harmless and genetically engineered to emit light, living inside tree bark or special plant pods.
At night, they produce a soft, continuous glow — no electricity required.
It’s not just beautiful.
It’s silent, organic, and carbon-free illumination.
This is street lighting redesigned by nature.
by trees?
In French cities like Paris and Dijon, scientists are experimenting with trees that glow naturally — using bioluminescent bacteria inspired by jellyfish and fireflies.
These bacteria are harmless and genetically engineered to emit light, living inside tree bark or special plant pods.
At night, they produce a soft, continuous glow — no electricity required.
It’s not just beautiful.
It’s silent, organic, and carbon-free illumination.
This is street lighting redesigned by nature.
What if cities were lit…
by trees?
In French cities like Paris and Dijon, scientists are experimenting with trees that glow naturally — using bioluminescent bacteria inspired by jellyfish and fireflies.
These bacteria are harmless and genetically engineered to emit light, living inside tree bark or special plant pods.
At night, they produce a soft, continuous glow — no electricity required.
It’s not just beautiful.
It’s silent, organic, and carbon-free illumination.
This is street lighting redesigned by nature.
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