Hyper-Tree

Somewhere in Sangklaburi, strangler figs and abandoned human architecture...

Credit , more pictures on original post here
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19qj6tLjAA/

Rain season on a wall, somewhere at Bang Kachao

Meanwhile in Germany...

Nationalpark gesäuse # steiermark # weidendom # landart # living-willow

Figs haven't stopped growing while I was taking a forced break on , and the human world has been taken over by fascist control ever tighter.

I'm ready to open up new chapters for the project, just like always based on fun, learning, education, just now wilder than ever.

If you are a part of nature, if dreams follow you when you awaken, if you want to see more trees, if you expect the world of humans to collapse, if you're looking for something unreachable in the unknown, if science teaches you what to do, if you're wild... if you feel alive, do get in touch, and let's get shlt done together ✅

Dan

Wait... what?

Year 4 Architect students designing a small structure with natural materials : rammed earth, wood or bamboo, and maybe... banyan trees !

Big up to their dedicated and inspirational teacher Juan

Have you ever seen a living bridge? 🌿

The first time I saw them was in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea where there were a number of them including this one in the hills, hidden by the forest, not far from the town of Arawa.

The tree roots and vines are shaped to form a natural suspension bridge that stretches across the rivers and gullys, which not only look absolutely amazing, they are very useful too, allowing people easier access across the rivers particulary after heavy rain.

I love them, aren't they amazing!

Old mailbox being slowly entombed by a tree!