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I could use these sounds for my website.

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I don't know how to code or make websites, so any help, advice or references would be useful :)

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I would include sound, and a feature where people can create their own plants! (Maybe, if I have the time)

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TOILETPAPER was founded in 2010 by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari with the art direction of Micol Talso as a picture-based magazine.

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UBERMORGEN is an artist duo founded in 1995. Autistic actionist lizvlx and pragmatic visionary Hans Bernhard are net.art pioneers and media hackers widely recognized for their high-risk research into data & matter and polarising social experiments. CNN called them 'Maverick Austrian Business People' during their Vote-Auction online project. They reached a global audience of 500 million while challenging the FBI, CIA, and NSA during the US presidential election. In 2005, they launched their acclaimed EKMRZ Trilogy, a series of conceptual hacks - Google Will Eat Itself, Amazon Noir, and The Sound of eBay. UBERMORGEN occupies 175 domains. Their exhibitions include New Museum, USA; Somerset House, London; Haifa Museum of Art, Israel/Palestine (2019); Wei-Ling Contemporary Malaysia; HKW, Germany; ZKM, Germany; National Art Gallery, Bulgaria (2017); ICA Miami, USA; Mahatma Gandhi Institute, Mauritius (2015); Serpentine Galleries, London, UK (2014); Kunsthal Aarhus, Denmark; Ars Electronica, Austria; MoMA Ljubljana, Slovenia; ArtScience Museum, Singapore (2013); 3331 Arts Chiyoda, Japan (2012); Centre Pompidou, France; Gwangju Design Biennale, Korea; WRO Media Art Biennale, Wroclaw, Poland (2011); Prague Biennale, Czech Republic (2009); Biennale of Sydney, Australia (2008); MOCA Taipei (2007); The Premises, Johannesburg, South Africa; ICC Tokyo, Japan (2005); SFMOMA, USA (2001).
ubermorgen.com

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UBERMORGEN is an artist duo founded in 1995. Autistic actionist lizvlx and pragmatic visionary Hans Bernhard are net.art pioneers and media hackers widely recognized for their high-risk research into data & matter and polarising social experiments. CNN called them 'Maverick Austrian Business People' during their Vote-Auction online project.

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more visual inspiration and motivation for thinking futuristically (also I just really like the film, it's not even that related)

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Visual inspiration for a futuristic approach. Neon colours, virtual and digital worlds intercept with the real world

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visual inspiration

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If the Botanical garden were to be in physical space, it would be like to make large projections of the landscapes to immerse the audience into. The individual plants would also be displayed through a screen or a hologram to emphasise the fact that these plants exist digitally.

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Virtual Botanical Garden

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process of glitching and manipulating the plants

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(you can sort of see the essence of the original flowers with their digitised versions)

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I decided to continue my exploration of the intersection between the digital world and the natural world. I took a futuristic approach by coming up with a (hypothetical) virtual botanical garden. The botanical garden will exist online, as a website where I will display a collection of digital plants. In this website I'm also thinking of including images of landscapes which will hopefully be available through virtual reality. The plant images were created by manipulating photos of real plants and flowers. I also experimented with other analogue techniques such as scanning. These landscapes I will create them with the plants and nature elements I create by glitching images.

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I was interested in the symbolism of squares as a sense of being grounded.
In Chinese philosophy and practices such as Feng Shui, squares represent the element of earth and balance. I was interested in exploring the square in connection to the earth and nature. Simultaneously, I explored the disconnect and unbalance that humans have with nature, as the world slowly evolves to become digitised and technology revolving.
I traveled across the globe virtually through google earth, exploring digital and glitching versions of earthly landscapes. I then took screenshots and manipulated the images to over-dramatise the glitches. This emphasised the odd intersection of the natural world and the digital world. After manipulating the image beyond recognition, I used fragments of the glitched image to recreate fictitious landscapes. I based these final drawings on traditional Chinese landscape art to return to the theme of Feng Shui, while similarly returning the glitched versions of nature back to the landscapes.