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Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The third seat of the 7 metres long trunk looks towards the hill
Photo credit:
Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The old holm oak was found by the gardeners who called the artist to transform the trunk into something new
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
View of the trunk towards Florence
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Central seating of Forsoultree
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Evening atmosphere in the park
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The stunning view towards Florence
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Central part with seating
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The trunk is placed on a small plateau overlooking the unique panorama of Fiesole and Florence
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Central part of Forsoultree
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The setting of 7 metres long artwork Forsoultree in Villa San Michele
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Alessio Guarino
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Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Detail of the central seating
Photo credit:
Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Forsoultree waits to be discovered
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Alessio Guarino
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Forsoultree, sketch
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Luca Gnizio
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The design of Forsoultree
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Luca Gnizio
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
The uses of Forsoultree
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Luca Gnizio
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Ecosocial artist Luca Gnizio with his collection Forpandemicdesign where nature breaks the asphalt
Photo credit:
Roberto Dassoni
Forsoultree, Artwork by Luca Gnizio
Luca Gnizio
Ecosocial artist Luca Gnizio with Forsoul, the first ever crystal ball incorporating fabric (recycling of carbon fibre), now on permanent display in the prestigious Murano Glass Museum
Photo credit:
Luca Brunetti
The International African American Museum Opens, Honoring Sacred Ground
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
The single-story volume of the International African American Museum hovers above historic Gadsden's Wharf.
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© Mike Habat
The International African American Museum Opens, Honoring Sacred Ground
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
The African Ancestors Memorial Garden embraces the entire site, deploying elements of low-country landscape as it celebrates the arts, crafts, and labors of African Americans.
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© Sahar Coston-Hardy/Esto
The International African American Museum Opens, Honoring Sacred Ground
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
The ebb and flow of water at the Tide Tribute reveals and conceals figures that represent enslaved Africans lying close together on the lower decks of a slave ship.
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© Sahar Coston-Hardy/Esto
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