Land artist Mikael Hansen has worked with art in the landscape for more than 40 years, drawing inspiration from the countryside on Copenhagen's western outskirts, in Albertslund and the Vestskoven forest. His large works use landscape and nature as their material, from a 5,000 square metre reserve in Vestskoven to projects in South Korea, Germany and Italy.
In this illustrated talk he takes the audience through his works, from his first project on the Wadden Sea, through experiments in Vestskoven, up to his most recent work in South Korea. It is a chance to see the landscape and art as a way of investigating the world.
