





Zander Olsen
Channelling the great walker-scupltor Richard Long, Welsh-born artist and photographer Zander Olsen is slowly wrapping the UK’s woodland in white material. Tree, Line, Olsen says, not shy of a pun, is “an ongoing series of constructed photographs rooted in the forest” – one that explores the relationship between “tree, not-tree and the line of horizon.” A frustratingly focussed website suggests Olsen has all of his time wrapped up (sorry) in this one project, but that’s fine – these images are cool as hell!
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