photo of forest around Dro by Krista Burane
‘This kind of engagement with landscape is an engagement with deeper notions of time than those we are conventionally accustomed to. Our guides tell us about the way in which local people in the valley would carefully tend the fruit trees and vines, not for their own benefit but for the benefit of their children and grandchildren.’
Lovely article by Andy Field one of the co-directors of Forest Fringe, insights from a rural retreat as part of the Urban Heat project which enables artists to engage with the invisible communities within cities.