le vie en vert

"The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness." -John Muir

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Sicily, 1984.

Photographs by Ferdinando Scianna

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Northern tale by near the lighthouse

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A Misty Walk #2 by reecardo-v on Flickr.

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Inside.

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Forever indebted to Gabi for taking us to paradise 

28.01.2014 Pentax- MZ 60 / Kodak Professional Porta 160 35mm film

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Pic of me / pic of the pup

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Happy days. #travellife (bij Niederthai)

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untitled | disconnecta

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strictly nature

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Iceland, continued {} Eric Montfort

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In Norwegian artist Per Kristian Nygård’s most recent installation, “Not Red But Green,” a lush, hilly lawn spilled out of NoPlace in Oslo. Its manicured grass resembled a scene from a well-kept park, not a gallery, effectively conflating the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Nygård’s work is conceptual and cryptic. He describes the inspiration for “Not Red But Green” coming from a fever dream he experienced during a bout of the flu. In his vision, he discovered a lump on his body and imagined himself traversing a crater of flesh and a forest of hair. The hills in the installation came from this personal nightmare, but regardless of their backstory, they create a disorienting viewing experience that asks one to question the ways we commodify natural phenomena for human consumption.

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“Anytime you’re gonna grow, you’re gonna lose something. You’re losing what you’re hanging onto to keep safe. You’re losing habits that you’re comfortable with, you’re losing familiarity.” James Hillman 🍀

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