Humus Giuseppe Licari
Secret Gardens, Tent Rotterdam 2012.
A site-specific installation with trees’ roots.
Ceiling construction, trees’ roots, halogen lamps.
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The spectacular installation by Sicilian artist Giuseppe Licari presents a fanciful network of tree roots, which seem to transform TENT’s central space into a mysterious underworld: the roots project downwards from the ceiling as if the trees are growing above it.
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The title of the work is ‘Humus’, referring to the soil layer that is essential for the growth of trees and plants, but which is indeed absent here. The relationship between humankind and nature, growth and decay are central themes in Licari’s work, which resonates with an echo of Arte Povera.
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Jovana Milovic is a Serbian architect whose early contributions to Arch2O showcased her innovative approach to design and sustainability. Graduating with a master's degree in architecture, her thesis on a multifunctional sports arena emphasized sustainable principles and environmental consciousness. Beyond architecture, Jovana's creative pursuits include photography, graphic design, and crafting handmade jewelry, reflecting her multifaceted artistic vision. Her work at Arch2O highlighted her commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic appeal, leaving a lasting impact on the architectural community.