Monica Rizzolli (@MonicaRizzolli) creates generative systems that study nature as a process of growth, variation, and seasonal change. Her work sits at the intersection of drawing, landscape, botanical observation, and code. In Fragments of an Infinite Field, Rizzolli built a system that generates an imagined plant species across a changing foliage field. Season becomes a parameter: in summer, rain shapes the composition; in winter, snow appears; in autumn, petals fall; and in spring, pollen moves through the field. Each output is a fragment of a larger system in which code models nature as cyclical and variable. Her work was part of our exhibition Infinite Images: The Art of Algorithms.