Charles jencks' cells of life is a manmade landscape

Layers of soft green layers stacked in "living cells" -. a monumental Earth system instead of American artist Charles Jencks Jencks, Jupiter Artland, who is trained as an architect designed his extensive training in landscaping and gardening equipment plans is massive. Layers of green vortex flowing forms in leaves cascading through lush place.

"The cells of Life" consists of eight landforms and walkway connection that encourages visitors to cross. Grass hill surrounded by four lakes and a flat island exhibiting smaller sculptures. Landscape configuration. Due to the biology of the cell, the basic unit of life, especially the process of mitosis, where a cell divides influences mentioned in two phases celebrates liberation based cell life. Basis of his interpretation is evident in the design - from above, one can clearly distinguish two halve landforms, a strange relationship with the division of membranes and nuclei

Jupiter Artland is a place in Edinburgh, UK, showing their buildings, sculptures and land art of the leading contemporary artists - filed within a landscape art. Artists are invited to exhibit work in the gardens, fields and forests around a historic Jacobean mansion with a farm of 100 acres. the relationship of each work of art with its unique location is an important feature of the Artland - each work is site-specific and somehow integrated in their environment. Jupiter Artland is a work in progess, the presentation of new projects and start-up year.

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a view overlooking two swirling cut landscapes

standing atop one of the platforms, the influence of cell biology -- particularly nuclei division -- is evident in its shape

the land installations surround lakes, that are part of the piece

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