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merging grids, tribute to Cor Noltee
Dordrecht Holland

osier in the Merwelanden Dordrecht Holland - a willow sculpture by Lucien den Arend - his landscaping and environmental art and sculpture


1990 an osier in the Merwelanden Dordrecht, Holland

before, and a season after merging grids, tribute to Cor Noltee was installed by Lucien den Arend, the osier presented - and again presents - itself as an organic situation

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''In 1991, I initiated and participated in a symposium in this area. In an existing osier bed, I planted four-meter long willow rods in a stringent system of squares. The title of this work refers to the incongruity between my contribution and the original arrangement of the randomly planted original willows. I accentuated my grid by peeling the bark off the tops of the newly planted branches leaving about half the length. Below the peeled part new branches grew. Eventually the geometrically perfect grid will merge with the random one, and the result will be almost invisible.''

Lucien den Arend

 
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