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2. Sam Hopkins
(Australia)
'2030',
Metal tree
sculpture

3. Lim Dong Lak
(Korean,
1954)
Point Growth,
Paris

4. Lim Dong Lak (Korean, 1954)
Point Growth, Paris - La Défense

5. ‘Do not
cut the
branch on
which you
sit’
in
Yakutsk

6. Izhevsk, in the Summer Garden, 3m ‘Tree of love’ by Maxim Surnin

7. Izhevsk, in the Summer Garden, 3m ‘Tree of love’ by Maxim Surnin

8. Nacho
Carbonell
(Spanish,
1980)
Balls Tree,
2019
Metal Mesh
with Paverpol
and Pigments,
Metal Welded
Branch,
Concrete Base

9. Arabustier
de
Nelly
Saunier
(Palais
de
Tokyo,
Paris

10. Maître d'art, Chevalier des
Arts et des Lettres and
winner of the Bettencourt
Prize for the Intelligence of
the Hand, Nelly Saunier is a
plumassière, a feather artist
Arabustier

13. Arabustier
de
Nelly
Saunier
(Palais
de
Tokyo,
Paris

14. Arabustier
de
Nelly
Saunier
(Palais
de
Tokyo,
Paris

15. Palais de Tokyo,
Paris
Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series, which are
each an
evocation of
nature reborn,
of hope in the
desert, where
life can
reawaken

16. Palais de Tokyo,
Paris
Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series,
which are each an
evocation of
nature reborn, of
hope in the desert,
where life can
reawaken

17. Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

19. Nelly
Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

20. Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

21. Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

23. Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

24. Nelly Saunier
(French)
Nature
Transformée
series

25. Monette Loza, dancer and choreographer was a star dancer in
the biggest companies. His career will be studded with several
awards and in particular first prizes for interpretation in
Moscow and Warsaw. Before choosing sculpture, she was director
of the ballet-jazz de Paris. An interesting responsibility but not
creative. So she drops everything for…. sculpt bronze and steel.
Monette Loza - Les Cyprès
Monette Loza (Belgian, 1951) Tozeur

26. Monette
Loza
(Belgian,
1951)
Night
and
Day
Sky
Tree
Monette
Loza
(Belgian,
1951)
Tozeur

27. Monette
Loza
(Belgian,
1951)
White
tree
L'ombre bleue

28. Jean-
Michel
Folon
(Belgian,
1934 -
2005)
Stained-glass
windows
designed by the
well-known
Belgian artist
The Saint-
Etienne church
in Waha,
Belgium

29. Han Meilin (China, 1936) Guardian of Peace 2017

30. Han Meilin
(China,
1936)
Guardian of
Peace 2017
At the main
entrance of the
National Art
Museum of China

31. Han Meilin (China, 1936)
The Peace Tree
(approximately 5 meters tall)
The University of Maryland
Han
Meilin
(China,
1936)
urban
sculpture
Peace
Tree

32. Ámà: The Gathering Place by Emeka Ogboh (Nigerian, 1977)
Ámà: The Gathering Place is an installation integrating sound, sculpture,
and textiles. The work’s point of departure is the social role of the
Cleveland Museum of Art’s atrium, used by visitors as a place for meeting
and exchange, eating and drinking, working and relaxing. Ogboh describes
the atrium as the “heart and soul of the museum,” and compares it to
the ámà—or village square—the central force of Igbo life in southeast
Nigeria where he was born. “Both sites,” Ogboh explains, “are contact
zones, spaces of gathering and ritual activities in their respective settings.”

33. Ámà: The
Gathering
Place
by
Emeka Ogboh
(Nigerian,
1977)

34. Ámà: The
Gathering
Place
by
Emeka
Ogboh
(Nigerian,
1977)

35. Ámà: The
Gathering Place
by
Emeka Ogboh
(Nigerian, 1977)
A sculptural
rendering of a
tree anchors the
work at the east
end of the
atrium and
evokes the iroko
tree found in the
Igbo ámà

36. Installation view
of Ámà- The
Gathering Place
Emeka Ogboh,
(Nigerian,. 1977)
August 2-
December 1,
2019 at The
Cleveland
Museum of Art

37. Mike De Butts - a giant Baobab Tree sculpture entitled “Under the baobab”,
outside the Southbank Centre on May 24, 2012 in London, England. The
installation is made from a selection of brightly coloured fabrics from around
the world, and is part of the Southbank Centre's “Festival of the World”
exhibition, in place around the Southbank centre

38. Mike De Butts
Under the
baobab
2012

39. Text & pictures: Internet
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Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu
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Sound: Francesca Gagnon - Je voudrais bien
2022

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