Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Trees of ice

Frozen TreesFrozen TreesFrozen TreesPhotographer Tim Corbin braved the cold to travel to Lake Ontario, North America to take these amazing shots of tree's covered in ice from the waves of the lake. 

Quite beautiful.

See some more images at his Flickr page here.

Thursday, 31 January 2013

Tree roots emerge from ceiling

Guiseppe 1Giuseppe 2Giuseppe 3Giuseppe Licari, a Rotterdam-based Sicilian artist, has transformed a gallery space into an underground lair. His latest work is a network of tree roots hanging from the ceiling, resembling organic chandeliers, titled ‘humus’, which refers to the soil layer that is essential for trees and plants to grow.

The work gives that feeling of entering a world below ground, where you get an exclusive peak at a hidden sanctum, a space which normally gives life and stability to trees in a park or forest.

The central theme for his work is the relationship between humankind and nature, and growth and decay, as seen by the dead tree roots being displayed for inspection, along with the condition of the soil they grew in within their urban environment.