📷 Un artiste suisse transforme temporairement un stade de l'Euro 2008 en un bois

L'énorme travail artistique de Klaus Littmann sur le stade Wörthersee est basé sur la toile nommée ‘The unending Attraction of Nature’ de Max Peintner.

Love this. 'The Unending Attraction of Nature', by Max Peintner. https://t.co/xfxzyDOUQI pic.twitter.com/ep1nRlXxuq

— Patrick Gamble (@PatrickJGamble) September 6, 2019

L'architecte paysagiste, Enzo Enea, a placé 300 arbres dont certains pesaient jusqu'à six tonnes sur le terrain.  L'extraordinaire exposition est ouverte au public du 8 septembre au 27 octobre.  Par la suite, les arbres seront replantés dans les environs.

🏟️🌲 An artist has moved a forest into Wörthersee stadium in Austria for an 'art exhibition'.

300 trees have been planted in the stadium as a warning about climate change. pic.twitter.com/l4BFwNDT4x

— little promzy (@lilpromzy27) September 6, 2019

🏟️🌲 An artist has moved a forest into Wörthersee stadium in Austria for an 'art exhibition'.

300 trees have been planted in the stadium as a warning about climate change. pic.twitter.com/SU1vZykRPl

— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) September 6, 2019

Meanwhile in Austria, the Saturday 3pm kick off may not go ahead as planned. ‘For Forest – The Unending Attraction of Nature’ by Klaus Littmann has transformed the Wörthersee Stadium into Austria’s largest public art installation pic.twitter.com/7m9rxgjDIt

— Oh, It Must Be And It Is! (@oimbaii) September 6, 2019

„FOR FOREST – The Unending Attraction of Nature” is a temporary art intervention by Klaus Littmann that will turn the Wörthersee Stadium in Klagenfurt into Austria‘s largest public art installation from 8 September until 27 October 2019. https://t.co/5FgWdWsnxF

— MrPrzem0 (@MrPrzem0) September 6, 2019