At the intersection of design and science, I created a digital tool to build participation within human health research. Through research and discovery, I explored human-centric design and advertising models. I wanted to build an unconventional and relatable approach that could provoke individualized emotional responses. Using Houdini and natural visual elements, I developed a custom experience with actual biometric data points collected from human participants. I chose flowers because they both provoke emotion and represent scientific patterns in a natural world. The distinctly beautiful participant portraits both honor and celebrate each person. This system of data visualization is intended to scale with an infinite amount of participants and over time we will be able to see how the garden of humanity is thriving.