In Search of Sharawadgi presents the ideas and dreams of Piet Oudolf and LOLA Landscape Architects. Piet Oudolf is the Netherlands’ most well-known garden designer and he has completed such famous projects as the High Line in New York.
This book takes the reader on a journey, showing them how public gardens and landscapes across the world have been transformed. Form the High Line in New York, the gardens of Hauser & Wirth in Somerset, the Star Maze in Tytsjerk to the Leisure Lane in Parkstad. Familiarise yourself with Oudolf’s and LOLA's ultimate vision for the future: a global forest against the warming of the earth. A dream that can start in anyone’s garden, however big or small.
On this journey we are accompanied by the artists Joseph Beuys, Anne Geene, Geert Mul, Sanne Vaassen, Giuseppe Licari and Darcy Neven. With new and existing work, they present us an extraordinary perspective on the discipline of garden design, and major issues such as global warming and the impact of nature on our well-being.
Exhibition ‘In Search of Sharawadji' on show at the SCHUNK Museum, July 2021 - October 2021
In Search of Sharawadgi presents the ideas and dreams of Piet Oudolf and LOLA Landscape Architects. Piet Oudolf is the Netherlands’ most well-known garden designer and he has completed such famous projects as the High Line in New York.
This book takes the reader on a journey, showing them how public gardens and landscapes across the world have been transformed. Form the High Line in New York, the gardens of Hauser & Wirth in Somerset, the Star Maze in Tytsjerk to the Leisure Lane in Parkstad. Familiarise yourself with Oudolf’s and LOLA's ultimate vision for the future: a global forest against the warming of the earth. A dream that can start in anyone’s garden, however big or small.
On this journey we are accompanied by the artists Joseph Beuys, Anne Geene, Geert Mul, Sanne Vaassen, Giuseppe Licari and Darcy Neven. With new and existing work, they present us an extraordinary perspective on the discipline of garden design, and major issues such as global warming and the impact of nature on our well-being.
Exhibition ‘In Search of Sharawadji' on show at the SCHUNK Museum, July 2021 - October 2021
