Jeanne Dunn: Seeing Trees for the Forest
Category: ARTS
As a matter of form, trees beg anthropomorphism. Trunks and limbs lean and strive, they dance and wave; appearing active and expressive; existing in thick entanglements, or as lone sentinels.
By Shana Nys Dambrot, ContributorArt critic, curator, essayist based in Los Angeles., 2015-06-12