The exhibition at the Botanical Garden explores the subtle dialogues between the digital (technological) and organic (natural) worlds, emphasizing the symbiotic relationships between biological systems and human intervention. Through immersive experiences, she bridges the gap between disciplines, offering new perspectives on natural processes that interweave personal narratives with broader environmental themes. Drawing on the concept of symbiosis, the installation explores the intricate relationships and interdependencies within ecosystems, from the mycorrhizal fungi that form the web beneath our feet to the delicate balance between humans and plants. It invites visitors to connect with the invisible threads that unite all living things, challenging them to consider their role in the complex webs. The Art+Science exhibition in the Botanical Garden consists of the works and performances of ten interdisciplinary teams from the country and abroad, which are distributed throughout its perimeter. The exhibition is accompanied by a mobile, gamified application, the work of students of the Faculty of Technical Sciences from Novi Sad, which offers guidance through the exhibition as well as several specially selected tours for visiting the Garden. The Art+science program of the Center for the Promotion of Science is implemented from 2023 to 2025 through the European Digital Deal project, financed through the EU Creative Europe program, managed by Ars electronics from Linz with the participation of 11 partners from 9 European countries. The accompanying programs of the manifestation, which lasts from September 25 to October 31, were developed through a number of projects in which the Center participates, including LOESS, LEVERS and STEAM Learning Ecologies (Horizon Europe) and FASIH and Bio Awaking (Creative Europe). The program will also include the exhibition of the Climate Capsule of the Center for the Promotion of Science. Entrance will be free, as in all other contents of the European Night of Researchers.