May 3, 2005
Forest without trees
Abbas Kiarostami has transformed one of the Victoria & Albert
Museum galleries in London into a "three dimensional forest
of trees, made up of huge hollow tubes completely covered by life
size photographs
of bark. The installation is part of long term investigation
by Kiarostami into the way we see our surroundings. He believes
that we have become accustomed to only look at the detail in nature
once it has been framed and placed in a museum environment. Through
this installation he persuades the viewer to take a closer look
at the world around them," according to the exhibit introduction >>>
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The exhibition will end June 5th, 2005. Admission
is free. Organised by Iran
Heritage Foundation, and the Victoria
and Albert Museum.
Sent by Nima Mina
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