#alien flower

this is Flow

she’s a pvz gw (2) alien flower

but with actually a mushroom

so her backstory : She was grown in space by a bidome botanist zombie( like those from pvz heroes ) . She had many plant siblings too and they were all raised in a greenhouse on a small rock in the middle of space.

Sadly, that safe heaven was attacked by Dark Matter Dragonfruits . The Bidome Botanist stayed behind to distracted the enraged beasts and giving an opportunity for his plants to flee. Flow was the last one to do so, so she witnessed her home get destroyed by a giant beam, and the recoil sent her all the way across space where she crashed near Moon Base Z.

She was nursed back to health by the sunflowers that found and rescued her. In order to thank them, she promised herself to help in the plants’ battle against zombies, and once she fulfilled her promise, she would go back to space to find if her first caretaker is still alive. Little did she know, she’s never going back.

More trivia about her :

she gases at the night sky a lot , either remembering the good times she had as a sprout, or hoping to see any signs of her lost family.

She’s very social and curious about Earth and plants’ traditions despite not being very expressive

And when she’s sad, her little antennas and fake petals droop down.

here’s a little GIF I made to represent her vibe a little

Flow is a particular kind of space mushroom that need heat in order to survive , she uses the roots on her hands on unexpected plants to absorb some of its body heat to feed on it and gain energy. And so, she stays close to fire plants and electric plants to have a maximum of ressources. She makes sure to not absorb too much to keep plants alive and avoid suspicion in fear of being rejected by the rest of the plants. And she avoids ice plants because the cold hurts her a lot and almost kills her.

Introducing Alien Flower Track: Cibo https://sheher.bandcamp.com/track/alien-flower-cibo

Describe something that happened this year that inspired you to make music.

“It’s a simple question that’s oddly hard to answer. For me, music feels outside of time. There’s no clear beginning or trigger. It’s always been there, like something built into me. Sometimes I use it to reconnect with myself when I feel lost, sometimes to feel worthy of love or seen by others, sometimes to escape being human, and other times to confront that reality. Because of all this, making music feels unavoidable.

What I’ve realized this year is that I also love what comes from making music. Connection, community, and a sense of belonging. I enjoy solitude, but not isolation. I guess I’m a bit like a cat in that way.”

How has the changing political landscape the last 12 months impacted you personally?

“It’s been mentally exhausting. Watching the global rise of far-right movements and coordinated propaganda is deeply disturbing. It feels like things keep getting worse, with money and power increasingly shaping politics. The dishonesty is overwhelming and hard to ignore.

What frustrates me most is how this chaos feels manufactured, like anger is being deliberately stirred up so people turn against each other while those in power tighten control. It’s unsettling to see how effective that is.

On top of that, ongoing atrocities, like the violence in Gaza and Sudan, make the world feel unbearably heavy. There’s so much suffering that simply existing can feel overwhelming.”

If your track were another great work of art, what would it be & why?

Astronauts Discover Alien Flower