The Design Future of the Sacred Grove


I've got a longish post up over at the CCA about sacred groves, trees that fruit machine-parts, forests that twine their canopies together through collars, tourniquets, corsets, and belts to form sea-ready ships ready for harvesting, the Moon Trees of Apollo, and much more.

Design proposals by Christian Kerrigan, Sascha Pohflepp, and BOARD loom large, along with an historical essay by Patrick Bowe from a journal called Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes.
Take a look if you have a chance: The Design Future of the Sacred Grove.
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Have you seen anything of Ursula Vernon's Gearworld? The bit about trees fruiting machine-parts reminded me of it. It's a sort of bizarre underground half-mechanized labyrinth; http://gearworld.livejournal.com/ is the journal of an intrepid and confused explorer of the thing. It has corresponding illustrations on Deviantart, IIRC.
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