![Perhaps it’s because I’m quite fond of books, parks/greenspace, and public art/sculpture — and I’ve worked in a library and a city park — that this (temporary) landscape installation really appeals to me. I also found it pretty tough to resist opening a post with TreeHugger’s compelling title of:
Mushrooms + 40,000 Discarded Books = 1 Garden of Knowledge
Mushrooms?! “Sandwiched within and between the reclaimed and decomposing books are several edible species of mushrooms like oyster and winecap … .”
“The installation, which will be composted and recycled once it’s over, is part of the 11th International Garden Festival in the Jardins des Métis [in Quebec, Canada] … .”](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l7kpq9DRmv1qzv12bo1_r1_500.jpg)
Perhaps it’s because I’m quite fond of books, parks/greenspace, and public art/sculpture — and I’ve worked in a library and a city park — that this (temporary) landscape installation really appeals to me. I also found it pretty tough to resist opening a post with TreeHugger’s compelling title of:
Mushrooms + 40,000 Discarded Books = 1 Garden of Knowledge
Mushrooms?! “Sandwiched within and between the reclaimed and decomposing books are several edible species of mushrooms like oyster and winecap … .”
“The installation, which will be composted and recycled once it’s over, is part of the 11th International Garden Festival in the Jardins des Métis [in Quebec, Canada] … .”
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