The Corridor Dispersal Project (TCDP) is an evolving seed distribution and public education project rooted in the ecosystems of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Through a network of artist-designed vending machines placed in public spaces, the project offers packets of native and culturally significant plant seeds. Each packet is a tactile invitation into ecological relationship and stewardship.

Developed in collaboration with scientists and informed by land-based research, the project blends public infrastructure with artistic practice. The seed packets include archival and botanical imagery and link to a digital platform via QR code with planting guidance, ecological context, and free workshop offerings.

TCDP invites slow engagement with systems - of habitat, conservation, and care - that are often overlooked. It is both distribution system and art object, restoration ritual and public archive.

As the project evolves, so does its scope: possible future iterations include herbal consultations for scientists and land workers, expanded seed storytelling, and place-based installations that center the act of planting as a form of connection, resistance, and hope.