Ant Farm (the art installation)

Ant Farm is a groundbreaking art installation created by the collective Ant Farm in the 1970s, featuring a transparent, acrylic structure filled with live ants. This artwork explores themes of nature, architecture, and social behavior by inviting viewers to observe the intricate tunnels and colonies formed by the ants. It raises questions about the relationship between humans and the natural world, as well as the complexities of community life. By blending art and biology, Ant Farm challenges traditional boundaries, encouraging reflection on both artistic expression and ecological systems.