Delft
In the city of Delft in
The Netherlands the SEKU school for teaching asked Lucien den Arend to do a pollard
willow project in the gardens, in front of the main building. Wim Broer of the
SEKU called Lucien den Arend and on the 11th of April 1988 the project was
planted. Forty willow branches were planted in two squares. The outer square ten
by ten trees and the inner one with just the corners marked. A day or two later
the gardener removed the project because he could not mow 'his' lawn.
Ars longa vita brevis is in this
case not the appropriate expression.
squares
- 1988 40 Salix Alba - gardens of the SEKU School for teaching Delft NL
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