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Publisher Description:
This book explores the relationship between human culture and nature through visual art. For example, photographs of dam construction on the Motu River or the ordered rows of a pine tree plantation demonstrate the impact of human beings on the landscape. The photographs are Barrar's collected works from nine series completed since 1985.
This book explores the relationship between human culture and nature through visual art. For example, photographs of dam construction on the Motu River or the ordered rows of a pine tree plantation demonstrate the impact of human beings on the landscape. The photographs are Barrar's collected works from nine series completed since 1985.
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