trancing the Urban Green

fallows & fragments

Bronica ETRS
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urban & agrarian green

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Westbahn area in Vienna

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Nature and vegetation are confronted with largely irreversible human intervention and are constantly changing through a transformation in their form and shape or through the sealing of entire areas. Nevertheless, these natural fragments are not negligible elements of urban space and urban life. In addition, they profoundly illustrate the individual needs of our society and the seemingly never-ending greed for resources and food.

This is an ongoing investigation of parks, green spaces, trees and plants, traces of vegetation, urban voids, agricultural landscapes, and much more. The work documents such elementary parts in urban territories, revealing their potential and expressing the meaning of these for urban society.

2018 – now

(c) Felix Redmann 2022