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Forest Art Wisconsin - Native/Invasive

Edgardo Madanes, Argentina


Edgardo Madanes, Argentina »CHOOSE«

Today February 23rd 2007 comfortably sitting at my computer in Nuñez (Buenos Aires), I decided that on May 29th 2007 I will choose a tree in Wisconsin. This tree must be integrated to the forest, it must be just one among other trees. It will be chosen with the intention to separate and isolate it from the others, with the only objective of producing an arbitrary action on the landscape and control it by creating a willow construcution. I apologize to the tree but I can’t find other options today. I must also apologize to travelers who for a long time will be deprived from walking around it, and I don’t want to forget the birds and other animals that maybe have their usual way obstructed.
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