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Der kleine Bergjunge (The little mountain boy)
By
Bob Budd
2010
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While working on an installation, I had to cut down a young tree. I remembered someone who had died, who had yet to see the world, so I 'planted' the tree on the mountain above the tree line, where trees never grow. I thought it would be nice for a tree to witness something they never see.
Pitztal, Austria.
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