Trolls: A Field Study
Whimsical, tactile field study of twelve troll sculptures made from fallen branches and wooden pallets, exploring human life through recycled nature derived materials. Visitors wander a forest trail encountering interactive site specific figures.
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Twelve hulking troll sculptures crafted from fallen branches and wooden pallets invite tactile interaction along outdoor paths, blending found object woodwork with playful, contemplative reflections on human life and community.
Twelve hulking troll sculptures crafted from fallen branches and wooden pallets invite tactile interaction along outdoor paths, blending found object woodwork with playful, contemplative reflections on human life and community.
Twelve hulking troll sculptures crafted from fallen branches and wooden pallets invite tactile interaction along outdoor paths, blending found object woodwork with playful, contemplative reflections on human life and community.
Twelve giant interactive troll sculptures by Danish artist Thomas Dambo roam the North Carolina Arboretum this winter, inviting families to explore forest trails, engage with site specific public art, and capture playful photo moments.
Twelve giant interactive troll sculptures by Danish artist Thomas Dambo roam the North Carolina Arboretum this winter, inviting families to explore forest trails, engage with site specific public art, and capture playful photo moments.
Twelve giant interactive troll sculptures by Danish artist Thomas Dambo roam the North Carolina Arboretum this winter, inviting families to explore forest trails, engage with site specific public art, and capture playful photo moments.
Forest trails come alive with giant handcrafted trolls tucked among rhododendron and maple, turning a group hike into a playful scavenger hunt for art, nature connection, and social outdoor camaraderie.
Forest trails come alive with giant handcrafted trolls tucked among rhododendron and maple, turning a group hike into a playful scavenger hunt for art, nature connection, and social outdoor camaraderie.
Forest trails come alive with giant handcrafted trolls tucked among rhododendron and maple, turning a group hike into a playful scavenger hunt for art, nature connection, and social outdoor camaraderie.
An evolving exhibition from a winter artist residency at The North Carolina Arboretum, presenting site specific, nature inspired responses to the forest’s sights and sounds as it shifts from dormancy to spring.
An evolving exhibition from a winter artist residency at The North Carolina Arboretum, presenting site specific, nature inspired responses to the forest’s sights and sounds as it shifts from dormancy to spring.
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