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/Geometry in the Walnut Grove: An Applied Mathematical Approach to Art/Gallery Art, Publication

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A land art project commissioned in 2015 for Drake Farm, a walnut grove planted a century ago two miles north of Fayetteville, developed with landscape architect C.

The walnut grove at dusk, domes glow softly across the whole grove as darkness falls
Photo: Tim Hursley
Dome against a walnut tree in daylight, others visible throughout the grove
Photo: Tim Hursley
Dome in close foreground with warm light, grove extending into distance
Photo: Tim Hursley
Close-up dome leaning against a walnut tree, further domes receding into evening light
Photo: Tim Hursley
Late-afternoon sun rakes through the grove, domes distributed across the full installation
Photo: Tim Hursley
Wide panoramic view of the installation in raking light, shadows extending between trees
Photo: Tim Hursley
Golden evening light through the grove, domes throughout the installation area
Photo: Tim Hursley
Dome in late afternoon light, warm golden tones through the grove
Photo: Tim Hursley
Wide panoramic view, domes throughout the grove, overcast light revealing the full extent of the installation
Photo: Tim Hursley
Two collapsed domes flat on the ground in the bare winter grove, golden afternoon light
Dome ribs leaning against a walnut tree, the plywood slats stacked and weathered, other domes visible throughout the grove
Dome structure collapsed and disintegrating around the base of a tree, weeds growing through the remains
Close-up detail of delaminated plywood slats, the CNC-cut geometry slowly returning to material
Sun setting through bare walnut trees, long shadows across the grove, the flattened domes barely distinguishable from the landscape
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