One of the books I have been wheeling out on my trolley during this Fellowship is Louis G Le Roy’s ‘Nature Culture Fusion’, it is a publication that talks of two features crucial to Le Roy’s work – time and space.<\/p>\n
In the light of some of the discussions that took place in the XL Gallery I thought it might be useful to share a link about Le Roy and his Eco Cathedral, a project he worked on for over 30 years in a meadow in the north of the Netherlands.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.slowlab.net\/eco-cathedral.html<\/a><\/p>\n I particularly like these quotes from Le Roy under the heading Power Station:<\/p>\n “Free energy linked to organisms is the form of energy that makes naturally transforming processes possible.”<\/p>\n “As long as there are still people who insist on saying there are only limited amounts of ‘free energy’, I will go on showing that wouldn’t be the case if human beings in general were to think of it as a world wide power station and as such would let it operate as efficiently as possible.”<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One of the books I have been wheeling out on my trolley during this Fellowship is Louis G Le Roy’s ‘Nature Culture Fusion’, it is a publication that talks of two features crucial to Le Roy’s work – time and … Continue reading