Land art and site specific sculpture - land art uses the environment and its scale as its material. Concrete art is expressed in material itself with which the artist introduces her non-representational objective. Public art can be viewed and accessed by observers.
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Horstermeer, near Hilversum, Holland - environmental sculpture seen from the satellite - a satellite image of Land Art executed in Horstermeer.

A satellite image of land art in Horstermeer Holland.oblique rows - 1984/1986 willows (Salix Alba), grass, earth and water - 10500x2200x200-400cm - gardens of the Sewage Recycling Installations Horstermeer, commissioned by Zuiveringschap Amstel- en Gooiland - Hilversum NL

This is earth work is the right scale for a good satellite image. Even from a more distant view the rows of pollarded willows can be distinguished. To see the landscape and this, in fact site specific sculpture, incorporated in it, click the image below. Between the rows are ditches filled with ground water during wet periods. The willows are pollarded every three years in order to develop the stubby tops.

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Horstermeer Holland and the sculpture of Lucien den Arend

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