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Moving Forest on Shopping Carts

on 12/2/2008
Moving Forest on Shopping Carts
Moving Forest on Shopping Carts

Ever imagine of a forest on shopping carts? Here it is, Dutch architects NL created a forest of 100 trees planted in shopping carts. NL called this project “Moving Forest”. This project was inspired by a children’s story about a forest that moves at night so people trapped in it can never escape.

According to NL’s Gen Yamamoto the idea comes from a story he heard as a child about a forest where the trees move at night so that people would loose their way and could never get out. This story has been haunting him ever since.

Visit Architects website for detailed info about this interesting project

 

 

 


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