Deep in the heart of the city, Frankie dreams of a thousand trees … over them, under them, through them, above them. Award-winning artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers takes readers on a journey of imagination and discovery, exploring the art of nature and the nature of art.
Kyle Hughes-Odgers is one of Australia’s leading young visual artists. For almost a decade he has exhibited artwork and created public art extensively throughout Australia and internationally: New York, Los Angeles, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Berlin and Cambodia. Hughes-Odgers has held international solo exhibitions in Berlin (Okazi gallery 2012) and Amsterdam (Walls gallery 2013), taken multiple residencies and his work is held in numerous private and public art collections.His work has been featured in publications such as Street Art New York, Kingbrown magazine and widely online through artist features, films and interviews.
Meh. An intellectually artistic, or an artistically intellectual presentation of prepositions or perhaps a satire on city planning or simply a celebration of trees.
The soft watercolor illustrations that brim with color and beauty are my favorite part about this book. This is a sparsely worded tale using primarily carefully chosen positional words and stunning paintings to carry it's readers through the forest and up to the tops of the trees. It is a gentle, yet absorbing read.