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IJdoorn bird blind

on February 01, 2014

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Polder IJdoorn (Vereniging Natuurmonumenten), Waterland, February 2014 (photo: Elmer van der Marel)

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Inverted Bird Blind is a box made of salvaged timber, placed in the rural landscape of central Tennessee. A slit in one of the sides reveals paintings of seventy-two species of bird, recorded by the artist on the 175 acres of Yellow Bird Artscape. In a traditional bird blind the observer's gaze is directed outward; Inverted Bird Blind directs the gaze inward. Rather than enabling close range observation of wild birds, Inverted Bird Blind enables scrutinization of the birdwatcher's mind.

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