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https://tourismevalleedelagatineau.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/veine-art-mrcvg-2022.jpg16542048What is “Land Art”? “Land Art” is the art of the land, an experimental creative concept that does not sell. Contemporary art trend that appeared during the 1960s, which exhibits works of art and brings them to life in a different way. The work of the artist consists in intervening on the space and the components of the landscape and nature. The materials used are mostly natural (branches, rocks, earth, foliage, hay, etc.) and the installation evolves over time until they eventually biodegrade, which often makes them ephemeral works. Whether the work is simple or complex, “Land Art” integrates with nature. […]