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Photographed in a lovely little bric-a-brac shop in St Jacobs, Ontario, during my visit to Canada last year. This was on our way back from Niagara where Coleen and I spent a lovely couple of days.
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It is a very large tree. With lots of abstract leaf designs but I have to rake them all up !
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El bosque de Oma (en euskera: Omako basoa) es una obra artística creada por el escultor y pintor Agustín Ibarrola entre los años 1982 y 19851 y que se puede encuadrar dentro de la tendencia contemporánea del Land Art. Dicho bosque está situado en la Reserva de la Biosfera de Urdaibai, y consiste en un grupo de árboles en los que se han realizado pintadas y que -en el conjunto de varios troncos y mirando desde determinadas posiciones- componen diferentes figuras geométricas, humanas y animales. La obra se encuentra ubicada en una de las laderas del valle de Oma, en la localidad de Kortezubi, cerca de la cueva de Santimamiñe, no muy lejos del antiguo domicilio del artista. El pintor y escultor Agustín Ibarrola concibió el bosque animado o bosque de Oma como una muestra de la relación entre la naturaleza y la presencia humana.
Un entramado cultural, que nos regala una gran galería de arte al aire libre que cuenta con una extensión de algo más de 4 hectáreas. Los arboles pintados de Oma, aparecen a nuestro paso según recorremos las más de 47 obras de arte que lo componen.
The Oma forest (in Basque: Omako basoa) is an artistic work created by the sculptor and painter Agustín Ibarrola between 1982 and 19851 and that can be framed within the contemporary trend of Land Art. This forest is located in the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve, and consists of a group of trees in which they have been painted and that - in the set of several trunks and looking from certain positions - make up different geometric, human and animal figures. The The work is located on one of the slopes of the Oma Valley, in the town of Kortezubi, near the Santimamiñe cave, not far from the artist's former home. The painter and sculptor Agustín Ibarrola conceived the lively forest or Oma forest as a sign of the relationship between nature and human presence.
A cultural framework, which gives us a large outdoor art gallery that has an area of just over 4 hectares. Oma's painted trees appear as we go through the more than 47 works of art that make it up.