I PROGETTI:
David Tremlett
Green Triangle
2017
In 2017 David Tremlett, a master of the neo-avant-garde, famous for his wall drawings, filled the
large retaining walls of the Waste Disposal Plant with colour and geometric shapes. “The
conformation of the landfill in the landscape is that of a large hollow where the softness of the
surrounding green hills is interrupted to give way to a series of light gray stratifications of ground,
under which the accumulation of garbage lies. However, this remains barely visible as a whole, as it
is interspersed with two large retaining walls in reinforced concrete. These are the two very long
walls on which Tremlett has decided to intervene (in addition to three silos that are part of the area,
where the process of transformation of the waste material into gas takes place). Located in the
highest part of the territory and in a slightly lower part, these two walls divide the actual landfill
from the space where the machinery and offices are located. " Antonella Soldaini
Bibliography
www.belvedere.peccioli.net
PHOTOGALLERY
SCHEDA OPERA
| Artista | David Tremlett |
| Titolo Opera | Green Triangle |
| Data | 2017 |
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DOVE SI TROVA
Legoli, Waste Disposal and Treatment Plant