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Hamish Fulton
Mountain Time Human Time
Milão/Itália, Charta, 2010
27 x 21 cm
80 p.
Offset
ISBN: 978-88-8158-791-9

This title provides a fascinating overview of the latest work of English ‘walking’ artist Hamish Fulton. In “Mountain Time Human Time”, the British Walking Artist Hamish Fulton (b. 1946) proposes that by walking and especially by wild camping in accordance with the philosophy of the Leave No Trace Centre (an educational, non-profit organisation dedicated to the responsible enjoyment and active stewardship of the outdoors by all people, worldwide), a closer relationship with nature can be achieved. Fulton believes that the root cause of global warming is our lack of respect for every form of life on the planet, except our own. In Mountain Time Human Time, the artist places his 21-day walk in the Cairngorms region of Scotland – the most extensive area of subarctic landscape in Britain – into a wider context: preservation of the wild.

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Hamish Fulton
Ajawaan
Toronto: Art Metropole, 1987
4-panel fold-out (unpaginated)
28 x 19 cm
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O artista britânico Hamish Fulton estima que, desde 1969, fez caminhadas em 26 países. Esta publicação é a documentação de uma caminhada de 8 dias em Central Saskatchewan, Canadá, por meio do Lago Ajawaan, em agosto de 1985. Colunas de palavras de quatro letras relacionadas ao ambiente natural estão sobrepostas à imagem panorâmica do lago.

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Brit walk artist Hamish Fulton estimates that since 1969 he has made walks in 26 countries. This publication is the documentation of an 8-day walk in Central Saskatchewan, Canada, by way of Lake Ajawaan in August, 1985. Superimposed on the panoramic image of the lake are columns of four letter words related to the natural environment. Fulton has a very rich website at: Hamish Fulton : Walking Artist

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