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Blaise Drummond: Tree (Repaired),

Blaise Drummond: Tree (Repaired), 2010. Varible dimensions. Various wood (Horse chestnut, ash, sycamore, spindle, hazel, hawthorn, willow, blackthorn, birch, apple, ivy)and latex

Interview:Benedicte Brocks
Please tell me about this tree, it doesn’t look like any tree I’ve ever seen before…


It’s made of branches from about 12 different trees from my garden in Ireland. I cut off one and then another one and then joined them all together. I then took them apart again and it was shipped over here. Like a strange jigsaw puzzle, I put it back together. The glue is just a kind of theatrical pretending to be glue, in case anyone didn’t get it - this is not really a tree. The fresh green leaves are a funny bonus. It wasn’t like that when I put it together originally but it was shipped off obviously in the dark. When I opened the crate here it had opened its leaves, poor old thing. A tiny bit of life amongst these dead branches.

So it is a collage tree or what was the idea here?


Well, the reason I got the idea to make this piece, was when I made a tree for a museum show in Germany last year. It was a tree in space - I made this installation for the Mies van der Rohe building called Haus Lange in Krefeld. It was a very nice place to make a show and the tree was basically a real tree but it was cut off exactly were it reached the celing, so it seemed like it was growing through. That was actually really hard for me to do, but there were really good technicians. They cut the tree from the park and then they had to cut the tree in pieces to get in the door. Your eye is quite ok that’s a tree and then - what - that’s like the worst tree I ever saw. This one is just called Tree Repaired.
http://www.kopenhagen.dk/interviews/interviews/interviews_2010/interview_blaise_drummond/


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Mr. Ando of the woods

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Forest Exile

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Concert in the woods.

Installation  of cotton strings,  and concert in Ainola forest next to Jean Sibelius home. Company is a finish designfirm run by
AAMU SONG & JOHAN OLIN.

Via Company:
http://www.com-pa-ny.com/#

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Grizzly Bear in the forest


Video for "Ready, Able," from Grizzly Bear's 'Veckatimest.' Directed by Allison Schulnik. http://grizzly-bear.net http://allisonschulnik.com/

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Cloud Formations

Cloud Formations by Axel Antas
http://97.74.76.241/antas/formations/index.php?directory=.¤tPic=1

Nature Sucks

'Nature Sucks'---2006 by Merijn Bolink
http://www.merijnbolink.com/pivot/entry.php?id=251&w=beeld

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Sindbad and international terrorism


“Sindbad and international terrorism (10 heroic deeds)”
by the russian artgroup Blue Noses
Year: 2006

via guelman Gallery:
http://www.e-gallery.guelman.ru/eng/authors/bluenoses/

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Dream House


E X . S T U D I O was founded in the city of Barcelona by Mexican architects Iván Juárez and Patricia Meneses. Their projects explore the relationship between art and function; integrating the disciplines of architecture, design, sculpture and installation. They have developed a wide variety of projects, interventions and exhibitions, in which they investigate and experiment with new ways of relating space with society.

Via artnews:
http://artnews.org/artist.php?i=1535

EX.STUDIO er grundlagt i Barcelona af den Mexicanske arkitekt Iván Juárez og Patricia Meneses. Deres projekt udforsker forholdet mellem kunst og funktion, og hvordan man integrerer arktitektur, design, skulptur og instalation.

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Turtle

Roger Rigorth, Germany »Turtle«
http://www.waldkunst.com/2007/faw_artist.php?WEBYEP_DI=20

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9 Eyenimals



9 Eyenimals ( 9 Augentiere), 2006 by TONK
Tonk is a collaboration since 2003 between Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs.
They live and work in Zurich and Berlin and elsewhere.

http://www.tonk.ch/main_einzeln.php?n=4
Mark Jenkins:
http://www.xmarkjenkinsx.com/nature.html

LSD vs Alcohol vs Tree


via Wallout:
http://www.wallout.com/lsd_vs_alcohol_vs_tree

Forest Head


Silvas Capitalis (forest head) 2009 by SIMPARCH is an iconic head, on the grounds of the Kielder forest, located near the Scottish border. Large enough to enter into with stairs to a 2nd floor, this large anthropomorphic offering was inspired by the Celtic gods of Britain whom are frequently anonymous and depicted merely by the head alone.
Each of the 107 layers of a plywood maquette were scanned and enlarged to make full scale paper templates. The lumber was cut to the drawing and stacked/glued/pegged together, then shaped with chainsaw and grinder.

www.simparch.org