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Maya Lin Builds a Final Monument to the Climate (Frieze)
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Ghost Forest will see 49, 15-metre-tall trees from the Pine Barrens in New Jersey planted like telephone poles in the park. Foresters located a stand of trees that had been afflicted by saltwater inundation and was about to be cleared by the homeowner, so, in a sense, we are borrowing these cut trees for the duration of the installation. They will then be recycled into building materials and mulch.