In 2019, artist Klaus Littmann filled an Austrian football stadium with 299 trees, turning it into a forest to show a future without forests
- On the pitch of Austria's Klagenfurt’s Wörthersee Stadium, where footballers would normally chase a ball beneath floodlights, 299 mature trees once stood in near silence.
- In 2019, Swiss artist and curator Klaus Littmann transformed the Austrian arena into a temporary forest, replacing the familiar spectacle of sport with a landscape of birch, oak, hornbeam, willow and other Central European trees.
- The trees, some reaching about 14 metres and weighing up to six tonnes, filled roughly 7,200 square metres of the stadium pitch.
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- On the pitch of Austria's Klagenfurt’s Wörthersee Stadium, where footballers would normally chase a ball beneath floodlights, 299 mature trees once stood in near silence.
- In 2019, Swiss artist and curator Klaus Littmann transformed the Austrian arena into a temporary forest, replacing the familiar spectacle of sport with a landscape of birch, oak, hornbeam, willow and other Central European trees.
- The trees, some reaching about 14 metres and weighing up to six tonnes, filled roughly 7,200 square metres of the stadium pitch.
Sources: Times of India