Spring Fling Treeline Scotland
3 – 14 April, 2023
Ruth Maclennan Spring Fling. Visit the ARC to view the film, compiled from hundreds of hours of footage of forests. Presented in collaboration between The Dear Green Bothy and Thinking Culture.
>Atrium, Advanced Research Centre , University of Glasgow 11 Chapel Lane Glasgow G11 6EW
Atrium
Monday to Friday: 0900 – 1730
Please Note: exhibition will be closed on Sunday 9th and Monday 10th April.
Treeline is a collectively made film compiled from hundreds of hours of footage of forests submitted by people across the world. From a patchwork of disparate individual contributions – sent in by scientists, ecologists, artists and members of the public alike – Maclennan traces a sinuous green line that stretches from the wild woods of North America to the rainforests of the Amazon to the copses of middle England and the scrublands of Africa, as well as myriad places in-between. Resembling a continuous horizontal travelling shot, Maclennan’s infinite panorama of trees is a vivid reminder of the swathes of green that continue to encircle and nourish the planet, and a powerful emblem of the shared resources and shared futures that bind people together.
A paean to the beauty and majesty of trees, Treeline also echoes something of their form – putting out exploratory feelers, and drawing material from multiple sources to create an enveloping, overarching structure that is considerably more than the sum of its parts.
Co-commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella and Forestry England. Supported by John Hansard Gallery and Hunterian, University of Glasgow.
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