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This week forests were installed in London and Vienna
This week on Dezeen, Es Devlin created the Forest for Change at the London Design Biennale and Superflux installed numerous fire-blackened pine trees at the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021.
British designer Devlin filled the courtyard of Somerset House, which is the main venue of this year s London Design Biennale, with 400 trees to draw attention to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
These goals are displayed on colourful mirrored pillars arranged in a clearing at the centre of the forest.
Called Invocation for Hope, the installation was created at the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna as part of the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021.
Superflux has set up hundreds of trees damaged by forest fires around an oasis of living plants for an installation called Invocation for Hope in Vienna.