ECHO's textured surface absorbs hot wax infused with red pigment to symbolize the fragility of nature and humanity.

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visitors to abu dhabi are invited to explore among nineteen concentric rings of 448 pyramids and mounds.

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award-winning director owen brown presents his latest short film, unveiling the story behind arizona's largest temporary land art installation, second only to james turrell's roden crater.

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named after the sacred jewish texts, talmud rises from the surface of a lake covered in thickets of reeds to mirror its environment.

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its geometric form sharply pierces the natural landscape, its vibrant red inside inviting passersby to descend into the earth.

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a wooden frame covered with red polyethylene recalls the visual possibilities of red, combined with the motif of the house in the russian master's works.

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the art composition shares the artist's and racer's common message about the beauty, strength, and fragility of humanity and nature's interdependence.

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The krank’s massive ‘footprint’ invades greek island    On the occasion of Paxos Biennale 2022, Greek visual artist The Krank has completed a 1,000 square-meter land art project near the Mongonissi bay in Greece. Titled ‘Footprint’, the large-scale installation is a poignant metaphor for humanity’s continuing and devastating impact on ecological systems worldwide. To create this impressive […]

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dubbed 'cockaigne of everyman', the revived barnyard symbolizes a harvest that never ends.

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the japanese artist creates site-specific artwork every winter using metal objects painted in fluorescent colors.

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