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The largest public art installation in Austria, turning the stadium into a giant forest

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The largest public art installation in Austria, turning the stadium into a giant forest

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In order to improve people's understanding of climate change and deforestation, artist Littmann placed 300 trees of different species in the w ö rthersee stadium in klagan, Austria, and planned to replant them around the stadium after the exhibition period. This work is inspired by a painting by Austrian artist Max pettner. This painting is like a warning, because it is asking whether one day we will have to be in a specific place to appreciate the nature that reminds people of the past, just as we can only see animals in the zoo.

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During the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the installation was unveiled at the United Nations headquarters in New York as part of art 2030. It was also held in the Central Park, inviting the public to participate in a collective activity to highlight the problem of air pollution. Each participant draws two blue lines (one stroke for each exhalation) from top to bottom on a white and curved panel to create a complete work. This art project reflects the potential of collective and community action. At the same time, it also warns the public that the air we breathe is a part of the world and the climate we share.

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1、[Arte e arquitetura: 6 instalações artísticas que alertam para a crise climática] Accesed 8 8月 2022. <https://www.archdaily.cn/cn/933476/yi-zhu-yu-jian-zhu-6ge-fan-ying-liao-qi-hou-wei-ji-de-yi-zhu-zhuang-zhi>

2、ART 2030
https://www.art2030.org/projects/breathewithme?utm_medium=website&utm_source=archdaily.com
3、Cite: Lilly Cao. "Austrian Stadium is Transformed into Giant Forest" 14 Sep 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed 8 Aug 2022. <https://www.archdaily.com/924835/austrian-stadium-is-transformed-into-giant-forest> ISSN 0719-8884

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Image: 'Breathe with Me' in Central Park, New York. Breathe with Me is an Art Project for the World by Jeppe Hein and ART 2030. Photo by Jan Strempel © Jeppe Hein
Life begins with an inhale and ends with an exhale. In-between we all breathe and live different lives. And yet, each breath keeps us together, connected, sharing the same air. - Jeppe Hein
Breathe with Me is a ongoing, multifaceted global art project by the Danish artist Jeppe Hein, and has since 2019 invited people from all over the world to participate in various forms of the project in Denmark, the USA, Switzerland, China and many other countries.

In collaboration with ART 2030, Jeppe Hein wants to bring people together across countries, cultures and identities through Breathe with Me. The artwork invites people to paint their own breath through long, vertical, blue brushstrokes on large surfaces in various designs. The brushstrokes make the invisible breathing quite visible and creates unity and understanding of the cohesion of man and the planet.

Jeppe Hein and ART 2030 invite and encourage the whole world to breathe together through a Breathe with Me toolkit that is free and accessible to everyone worldwide. The toolkit contains a manual that provides guidance to those individuals, families, communities, schools or museums who want to explore and reflect on art and the Global Goals.
See the upcoming Breathe with Me events below, or make your own Breathe with Me artwork by downloading the toolkit for free from the project website here.

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ART 2030 | Breathe with Me: Jeppe Hein & ART 2030

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An Art Action for the World | Jeppe Hein & ART 2030. Launching September 21-27, at the United Nations Headquarters and in Central Park, New York City, during the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly and to coincide with the UN Climate Action Summit.