Artwork by Susken Rosenthal: Under Pines

Even if you are not particularly interested in art: this wooden installation in the forest near Bad Belzig is simply exciting and impressive. Two large, cube-shaped constructions seem to be slowly sinking into the ground between the trees. The pine trees simply continue to grow through the cubes.

In the border area of ​​a large pine forest, two cube-shaped structures made of unpolished wooden beams are partially sunk in the ground. You are in an inclined position and make an unreal impression.

The size of the cubes roughly describes the volume of small wooden houses that can be found in the region.

Next to and in the two tilting figures grow the vertical trunks of the pines, so that a penetration of the natural and the artificial pine space takes place.

The skew of the cube structures also creates the impression of a movement of sinking, or emergence.
This is the dialogue between the fate of the pines and the beams, "... I am what you will be ..." similar to a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.

The installation refers to the mutual appropriation of space through nature and architecture and attempts to visualize this tension.

Source: kunst-land-hoher-flaeming.de/int.-kunstwanderweg/kunstwerke/wettbewerb-an-der-nordroute.html

Well, art in the forest, when do you ever have that? There are really nice forest conversations. Most of the time they start with, what's that about or just huh?
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