A Fragmented Garden is Daniel Silva’s proposal for a different way to construct a garden. It is composed of 50 Nendo Dango seed units distributed around Tokyo and uses technology and algorithms to come together as a cohesive system. The garden employed a new approach to seed dispersal – using collaborations and participants to distribute and house the Nendo Dango units. The network of participants reported on warmth, time and location of the plants that germinate from each of the units. The collected data informed the creation of a system of artworks.