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&n= bsp; =20 Hi babe how arc you? =20 thought you might like this as an idea for your island, as i'm= working on finding works for the sculpture park at Blenheim, i though= t i'd pass =20 =20 =20 =20 O= n a few idea's i thought the Roxy Paine tree, particularly as it looks like= it has been ripped from it's roots already (you don't need a hurricane) al= so it has a very futuristic earth 2050 feel to it which i thought was very = you. can't bare the idea of you living in tile city how ever classic and hi= storic it might be, I away's thought of you as more apocolyptic. = =20 =20 =20 Roxv Paine =20 =20 Roxy Paine is one of the most important young sculptors today. His= tree- like mechanical sculptures, the =E2=80=9CDendroits=E2=80=9D series to= y with assumptions about nature vs. culture and organic vs. artificial. For Paine, the Dendroids represent an attempt t= o observe trees as a language governed by rules and structures and reflect = his thoughts on human encroachment on the environment =20 =20 Ok so you no his works arc in most of the greates= t museums.... De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Hirshhom Museum and Scul= pturc Garden, Israel Museum, MoMa, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art= , and the Whitney Museum of American Art. =20 So why not on your Island???? =20 =20 =20 =20 Assistant to Annabelle Neilson and Francesc= a Amfitheatrof =20 Hoffman Hall =20 508 Buttlesland Street =20 Hoffman Square =20 London N1 6BY =20 =20 T. +44 (0)207 608 2646 =20 F. +44 (0)207 253 7555 =20 =20 =20 =C2=A0 EFTA_R1_00526427 EFTA02020875 =20 =20 2=A0 =20 =20 EFTA R1_00528428 EFTA02020876