Zander Olsen, No Mans Land (2004)
Photographer Zander Olsen has created this remarkable ongoing project entitled Tree, Line. The constructed photographs show trees in forests in Surrey, Hampshire and Wales, which have been intervened with to create site-specific (or even viewpoint-specific) artworks. Olsen wrapped the trees in white material to create a visual relationship between the trees and their surrounding landscape, mimicking the horizon lines or edges of mountains.
Zander Olsen, Untitled (Cader) (2008)
Zander Olsen, Jhutti (2004)
Zander Olsen, Cadair, Oak (2010)
He seeks to ‘construct a visual relationship between tree, not-tree and the line of horizon according to the camera’s viewpoint.’
Zander Olsen, Beeches (2004)
Zander Olsen, Two (2005)
Zander Olsen, Flat Line (2005)
Zander Olsen, Untitled (Corbi) (2005)
Via Triangulation.
this is nuts. i wonder how many times he has to go back and forth just to make sure everything is lined up. must be exhausting
Neat how that tricks the eye, very cool installation.
This is sooo cool! I love these installations! Thanks for sharing!
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