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This week's selection of websites investigates the work of artists who use living elements within their creations.
Pooktre tree shapers - http://www.pooktre.com/
Australian artists Peter Cook and Becky Northey grow and shape living trees into usable furniture and artwork.
Stan Herd - http://www.millermeiers.com/stanherd/index.html
Representational crop artist Stan Herd works by plowing, digging, "disking" and manipulating large expanses of land to create enormous artworks that are best viewed by air.
Vegetal City - http://vegetalcity.net/index.html
Vegetal City is a project by visionary architect Luc Schuiten. Vegetal City conceptualizes the way in which we can invent and build future cities inspired and created using natural elements.
Hafsteinn Juliusson - http://hafsteinnjuliusson.com/index.php?/projects/growing-jewelry/
Icelandic product designer Hafsteinn Juliusson's Growing Jewelry project lets consumers wear and nurture unique pieces of living art.
Season Change - http://www.anoukvogel.nl/indexhibit/news/
A collaborative project between Dutch landscape architect Anouk Vogel and fashion designer Mattijs van Bergen for the ARCAM museum in Amsterdam resulted in the creation of a "living" dress.
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