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that her roots in de force traces and 600 years there will be no trees left on the planet so i think it is a moment when we have to start having a new relationship with trees and forest 50 years of art about trees to mark 50 years since the 1st earth day a forest of corrugated cardboard the packaging material repurposed to its earlier form of wood itself ideally i would like to have people to stop for a few minutes and for get a little bit they have to go all the way to the show and to this day there and see what happens at 1st glance a felled bark less tree but it's actually more than 800 layers of wafer thin cedar in different cultures different ways of seeing trees in rural colombia there is no hierarchy between trees and people it's just a matter of considering how the big important thing to the life of people who asked people themselves. a 30 meter spruce in a finnish forest sways in the wind allowing visitors to admire the scale for trees the sense of time is changed and all of tree growing for more than 2000 years in southern italy was used to cast this monumental sculpture it was around when julius caesar ruled the roman empire forests are disappearing at an