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Robert Voit: New Trees

Robert Voit

Hardcover | 25.91 x 2.03 x 31.5 cm | 152 pp

Steidl | 2014 | 9783865218254

Robert Voit has discovered a new species of plant that he calls “new trees”―cellular phone antennae of steel, fibreglass and plastic, camouflaged as trees. This unusual new life form can be found all over the world. There are pine trees, palm trees, cypresses, cacti and various deciduous trees. Some are in the desert or in newly planted forests; others are in fields and parking lots, next to highways and in housing developments. Voit has photographed these trees in the US, South Africa and Europe, creating a peculiar arboretum where reality and illusion are blurred.

Robert Voit

Hardcover | 25.91 x 2.03 x 31.5 cm | 152 pp

Steidl | 2014 | 9783865218254

Robert Voit has discovered a new species of plant that he calls “new trees”―cellular phone antennae of steel, fibreglass and plastic, camouflaged as trees. This unusual new life form can be found all over the world. There are pine trees, palm trees, cypresses, cacti and various deciduous trees. Some are in the desert or in newly planted forests; others are in fields and parking lots, next to highways and in housing developments. Voit has photographed these trees in the US, South Africa and Europe, creating a peculiar arboretum where reality and illusion are blurred.

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Robert Voit

Hardcover | 25.91 x 2.03 x 31.5 cm | 152 pp

Steidl | 2014 | 9783865218254

Robert Voit has discovered a new species of plant that he calls “new trees”―cellular phone antennae of steel, fibreglass and plastic, camouflaged as trees. This unusual new life form can be found all over the world. There are pine trees, palm trees, cypresses, cacti and various deciduous trees. Some are in the desert or in newly planted forests; others are in fields and parking lots, next to highways and in housing developments. Voit has photographed these trees in the US, South Africa and Europe, creating a peculiar arboretum where reality and illusion are blurred.