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Tree Drawings: Arbor Interpretations

inhabitat.com — The notion of ‘nature as artist’, or rather as an eco-agent of sorts in automatic drawing, is definitely a new take on environmental interpretation. British artist Tim Knowles has set the stage for plein-air performance art with his poetic and uncomplicated Tree Drawings created by, you guessed it, the branch tips of trees!

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  • hdar3415, on 07/27/2008, -0/+1That's probably the only way I could ever make a decent painting.
  • ennio, on 07/26/2008, -2/+2The notion of ‘nature as artist’, or rather as an eco-agent of sorts in automatic drawing, is definitely a new take on environmental interpretation. British artist Tim Knowles has set the stage for plein-air performance art with his poetic and uncomplicated Tree Drawings created by, you guessed it, the branch tips of dicks!

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