Reluctant Gardener public art Through metaphors of alienation

Through metaphors of alienation

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On the occasion of his fifth and final year as Chair of the Department of Architecture at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design

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Ron Dirven (NL) studied twigs

Reluctant Gardener public art Through metaphors of alienationFor centuries, artists, writers, and thinkers have turned to the garden as both a method and a metaphor for contemplating the complexities of their times. Within its cycles of resistance and renewal, they unearth the roots of power, the wounds of colonialism, and the fragility of the earth. Reluctant Gardener contributes to these conversations by reflecting on nature as lived experience, constantly re created and co constructed through embodied and