Vytautas V Landsbergis and Guoda Bardauskate at the Forest Temple |
Forest Temple, drawing Marco Casagrande |
Forest Temple is a result of the Constructive Shamanism workshop in Lithuania, 2016. A multi-disciplinary tribe of artists, artisans, architects, writers, photographers, yogis and children of forest gathered in the ancient lands of Vytautas V Landsbergis to perform architectural rituals connecting the modern man with nature. Living in tents and teepees and eating from the nature, the tribe started to do a circular meditative movement to connect a handful of pine trees with natural linen rope. The result is insect architecture, a man-made semi-transparent cocoon swinging together with the trees. Architecture is the art of reality. There is no other reality than nature.
3 km of linen rope. |
FOREST TEMPLE
Author: Marco Casagrande
First Mate: Jan Tyrpekl
Curator: Guoda Bardauskaite / Constructive Shamanism
Team: Marco Casagrande, Jan Tyrpekl, Hans-Petter Bjørnådal, Gregory Eeman, Waldo de Keersmaeker, Greta Strikulienė, Clement Le Roux, Vaidotas Stalilionis, Algima Barodzisaitė, Vitalija Orlovaitė, Julija Činčytė, Kamilė Krasauskaitė
Materials: 3000 m hand-made linen rope
Completed: 2016
Photos: Berta Tilmantaite, Lidija Kaleinikovaitė
Linen rope: Žemaičių virvės
Kindly supported by Vytautas V. Landsbergis
WORKSHOP PHOTOS
Construction in the Lithuanian forest. |
Jan Tyrpekl |
Constructive Shamanism Tribe |
Fire-place |
Vytautas V Landsbergis |
Marco Casagrande |
VIDEO: CONSTRUCTIVE SHAMANISM / Youtube