BABYLONIA IN NAFPLIO 2007 Group 3 (BAA_GR0203)
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| Beyond the Babel of
people (different origins, dialects, characters) in the town of Nafplion
today we have also noted a “Babel of plantation” that comes out as a
result of the first. The meeting of different people is evident in the
plants that grow in the region and we wanted to comment on that. In our
photographic survey at Nafplion today one can see the traditional Greek
plants, such as olive trees, planes and prickly pears next to plants
that started to be grown in the area by refugees and immigrants at the
end of 19th and the early 20th century, such as orange trees, palms and
pines. We have created several patterns of trees that present the “Babel
of plantation”, using different materials and a mixture of elements:
some of them are trees with trunk of palm and branches of orange and
olive trees; another is a tree of which each branch is a different
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| Sofia Pantouvaki, Kalliopi Maniorou, Venetia Nasi, Maria Reppa, Melissanthi Vakirtzi, Greece |
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