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Filmed in the garden

Arne Quinze's sculpture proposal for a project in South Korea

This 'Natural Chaos' sculpture is intended to overlook a new public space of a - mostly industrial - city in Korea. It's vivacity and colour aims to spark diversity. According to conceptual artist Arne Quinze, the homogeneity with which our cities are conceived often leads to monotony. Grey buildings and a urban road infrastructure with car as king. We should build our cities, our habitats, with the same principals we see in natural biotopes. And this goes much further than allowing a tree and some wildflowers to grow along the pavement... Arne Quinze dreams of radically different, human cities.

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How a massive Lupine Tower budded in the garden of an art collector

After numerous sketches and studies with paint in the studio, after shaping the flower calyxes,...

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Arne Quinze's inspiration: his wildflower garden

Take a walk in the diverse and colorful wildflower garden of Arne Quinze’s studio: the...

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Unveiling Lupines — New Sculptures

Watch the photo report of the vernissage of 'Lupines — New Sculptures' in Brussels, Belgium.

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