Illustrator Karl Addison creates llama explosion, a set of llama drawings done for an outdoor installation in Berlin. I like the concept of drawing being used in installation. The drawings were part of a centrepiece that extended itself into aspects of Peruvian culture. The contrast is interesting within the drawing and the portrait positions suggest the docile nature of the cultures representatives.

This work I belive is a great play on our preconceptions and is quite jarring. The sharp contrast between planes of wood and blue sky is very strong. The presence of this object in the space is strange even though a tree house for us is mostly recognizable from our images of surburbia, and not the canopy of a rainforest like some tribes still live in.

urban tree house.