Donna Bassin's Ancient Tree Portraits Shown Among Living Trees in Japan
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Donna Bassin exhibited large-format canvas prints of ancient trees inside an actual forest at the Karuizawa Foto Festival in Japan. The project, Portraits of a Precarious Earth, centres on trees that have lived for hundreds to thousands of years, with the prints placed among the living subjects they depict.
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