COP26: A Radical Act of Love, Arborescence
10 November, 2021, 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Woodlands Community – Local to Global at COP26
Hosted by Healy Arts and Prof Richard DeMarco
The event will be a video presentation and a platform to discuss future projects relating to tree planting with particular reference to Joseph Beuys and the 7000 Oak Project and subsequent projects such as a Radical Act of Love, arborescence, echoing the Mycorrhizal Network of Oaks by Siobhan Healy.
In what ways can we continue to reforest Scotland? Also further reflect on the long-term effect of tree planting?
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