oh I’m gonna have to come back for
another tip to tell you how I’m making
second because I’m actually just going
to present what has happened in a way
but first of all have you ever started
project ever lost beyond your lifetime
anyone thought the next generation has
to take on and complete know what may be
good because you should consider doing
that because I have and but it’s not
work and that offered has made me
believe that art can actually have a big
impact
you can bridge the crease between
people’s all over the world and I’m
going to spend my minutes of fame on the
stage to explain to you why they will
start giving you some context because
this is where I work I work for a
company that develops this site and it’s
the biggest transformation ever in
Norway it’s a very tight Muslim we build
houses shops offices and big cultural
institutions such as the Opera roof I
guess many of you have one offer and
move Museum and a new public library and
will you feel is a total transformation
it’s not no there are no old houses or
not public spaces that people have used
ever so everything is new so what I do I
work with the company that building
infrastructure and with the
infrastructure is also public spaces new
comments and my role is to build to
commissioned art and produce art in
these comments I’m standing here just
next to if you find it or actually and
what inspired us a lot is what they
offer group dust you if you had walked
the Opera roof you it’s like climbing a
mountain and you can’t buy anything
there’s
like that or anything so when you clap
that man and you have to fold down when
it offers you a physical experience and
this is the part of that’s the brief for
the artist when we invited them but
first when you work with artists or when
you choose art you really have to
consider what you do because choosing
art is not easy if you listen to you at
the reptile brain musician there are
psychologists just for me here if you do
listen to that it tends to become a
sculpture something you can recognize as
art it tends to be in the branch it has
to be an investment not mentioning where
I’m at and in Norway this will unlock an
LP in branch and I’m sure many we can
recognize type even exchange to make
sure you have your LG branch in many
countries the Louisan love nature and
you’d like to have more of nature even
in the cities so this was another
example and please feel free to send me
images because people have started doing
that so have a nice collection business
one of the biggest I found until now but
we wanted something different for the
art in the comments and also like I
mentioned the upper roof and the what we
wanted is so we were looking for artists
that work different that the work
turn away engaging people and so I
managed to get my horn aboard he’s
thinking we did to be brave to be bold
and today and to explore and even a
portion of luck and magic is magic
today seven years later we have more
than I will tell you about them future
farmers by believing artist Amy
Franceschini
from San Francisco she was invited she
chose this site it’s not a very easy
site to make an artwork to make it
beautiful in a way and there is a very
interesting site is where the original
also started so it has historical ground
and they started an artwork here of
flatbread society it’s not with the flat
breads society I would understand why
later today is turned into this
wonderful edible garden
it’s a third the farm in the middle is
crazy site intersection and we’ve built
a cultural institution without walls
matching the old brand and the museum
and the public library focusing on our
material cultural heritage seeing these
pictures these images you just get what
urban farming is and how valuable to 40
days to focus on fertile soil and we
also focus on the stories of cultural
grains and we’ve made a big car builder
because it has three others and this
public it’s open for all and we have
increasing number of Baker’s a community
of makers working there keeping it open
tomorrow you can just come and make
together with them a look at the shape
of it it looks like oh working with
artists is fun because we’ve read about
this completion story about this column
Archer that was a major revolution
see rescuing people so they proposed
that this we should design the mini cars
Azzam rescue ship rescuing our cultural
heritage and it’s called flatbread
society because you can grow you can pay
you don’t have to talk you don’t have to
know which other languages because
everyone knows how to do this
it’s tastic it’s experience it’s
experience knowledge within your teens
almost so this is a very preaching kind
of way of working these people so it’s a
lot of people involved in this and the
community is growing and if time when we
started this when you remember the
really great feature people were at the
best modeling other words making fun of
us nobody believed in it I’m just so
happy at
the intuition of the artist they said
something is cooking you know something
is cooking and today I think all of you
know that there has been a food
revolution and there’s a very much focus
of urban farming and it’s all very
important to have two discussions and
this are I think all the journalists
v3 also wants to go there Nick tomorrow
on mother night we’re gonna have dinner
no single equation week cause where did
the Germans wants to go after they’ve
listened to tech tech tech they wanna go
care had a nice dinner with this Katie
Patterson she’s Scottish she were two
totally different she has an idea and
she said please make this happen
she called me and asked you have a cabin
in the forest and as you know most of
you that the reason we all have cabins
in forest emotions that should be easy
and I’m even from the eastern part so
argument between our militaries seventy
kilometers of forest and we have a
clearance of
and when she came out she said exactly
what work we were perfect okay yeah
that’s how you know so I said it’s gonna
last 100 years I couldn’t imagine how
I’m gonna completes my work hundred
years it’s impossible I don’t even have
the bunion they don’t have the money and
she said we’re gonna find 1,000 trees
property value no way I can’t grow a
forest in good week is it possible so I
was anticipating thinking no no it’s not
possible but these works are made to
cross these borders of being limited so
today a forest is problem we have
planted one thousand baby spruce trees
with red ribbons on puts a very small at
the moment and these trees will become
an anthology of groups in 95 years now
and every year 400 years we want invited
authors to come and try to establish a
plan read 100 years should be good
Walter take part with other artists work
I’m sure well you dare to ask more
exactly after Henry tell this was before
but I was so starstruck I wish on this
picture to make sure it’s true
I just love her she’s fantastic
and she said yes after three days I just
at that moment I remember exactly where
I was I screamed like crazy and Katie
called me and she said yes I knew it was
going to happen I was certain at that
moment and the family tree is growing
it’s David Mitchell
she was the second author and flown from
Iceland
he was the third and this year’s author
is a live shot my sister is living in
London promise me one thing
listen to him a TED talk from New York
last fall and that says it all and we
even got a room in a new public library
it’s going to be a special design by
they are artists and architects a little
the manuscript will be kept their
interest in the fifth floor and his
magic I promise you
and of course it’s me that was really
before we planted first future library
and flattering society was more than we
could ever dream of and the reception in
the world has been enormous
when married awkward was here
we measured you know somebody mentioned
for us the outreach it was hundred eight
millions and I never spent any money on
communication this is the power of the
story of this work and it rest I don’t
know why or I’ve been thinking why do
does it resonate so well with people
from all of the world I think one is
quick shows it offers rituals nothing
necessarily rituals because every year
there are other comes
slow and we’ve walked for 30 minutes
into the forest together with the author
and in the forest the author has over
the manuscript it’s just a very simple
rounded retool it takes 50 minutes I
wish everyone welcome the forest talks
about the spruce trees and handle repair
and the poultry needs this year was a
little bit demanding for spirit a heart
it was necessary to take the forest not
overreaching hardest wanted to do it so
we had to import a French carcass from
Iceland who is actually a help of the
so what is it about Stephen Hawking died
in March the night before I went on
stage in Austin myself by Southwest I
was very emotional to me because he told
me about his evil thinking his sweat
said yourself it’s not about inheriting
a watch or a property anymore it’s about
inheriting a large-scale task a project
that mangy generation starts and the
next complete we need kept evil thank
you we need slow down in this movie
technical world a Margaret Atwood said
it’s an act of optimism it’s a very
hopeful project is the membership form
saying this after seeing kind of a tail
articulated she said the world’s
changing and we need ambitious
creativity and strong youth narratives
about how we can change the world and
because which we if we wish in that
future we can change with it the last
thing I’m often asked about how can I
believe that this will happen and I just
had to reply it is like journalists
asking me first they have to try I have
to trust the next generation that they
actually will complete the work I
handled other choice but it’s mutual
they have to trust me that we actually
start this for them to have something to
hand over I’m gonna be a little bit
personal with you this is where I grew
up I have my last name is the same as
the farm is the same as the hill the
farm is on that’s the view so my
childhood my father died when he was 46
and I was supposed to inherit the farm
and I had to make a very lonely decision
on what I wanted to do and I decided not
to become a farmer and a forester and I
haven’t regretted but if it it is quite
odd to find myself
farming in the middle of Oslo growing in
but at least I have to be honest with
you I’ve been so confronted with these
works that confronted me on several
levels my mortality of course but most
importantly they confronted me all my
disconnection in nature
I thought for all these years that my
knowledge that I gained in violent
working on the farm up I have no brother
said that we do all the work hard work I
felt that that was useless
so knowledge I work together with
another girl she’s from back in CT
actually I see there’s not a clue about
farming as that’s what I realized
with working resister and even lot more
that she ever knew about farming or
forestry so I’m on a mission I think we
have to make sure that our kids
physically experience nature or else
they will lose empathy and they will
take wrong decisions it’s not only a
drill with your head it’s an actual
physical experience well it standing
here I’ve been holding Temperance fix a
man who is 82 years old and he’s still
alive
he decided that people wanted to find
out if these
have been ordered side 420 years ago
everyone thought they were gone if they
were still around because this is about
empathy about nature how dependable a
truth of us and what he did he went back
to this to Google in the deep forest and
he took apart a barn and he found 10
grams please ride I’m carrying here I’m
he Ruth Seminoles and now he’s put back
to production and you can actually buy
them I just want to mention about taking
grains for you so please be sure that
you take to him grains by the door when
you leave here today and make sure you
manage seven number the peat author just
accepted our invitation ship of South
Korea and she’ll come to Oslo and hand
over her manage with 25th of May put it
in your book or on your cell phone and
you’re all invited to the handler event
in Oslo in in the forest and if you
can’t make it no worries you have 95 more chances thank
another tip to tell you how I’m making
second because I’m actually just going
to present what has happened in a way
but first of all have you ever started
project ever lost beyond your lifetime
anyone thought the next generation has
to take on and complete know what may be
good because you should consider doing
that because I have and but it’s not
work and that offered has made me
believe that art can actually have a big
impact
you can bridge the crease between
people’s all over the world and I’m
going to spend my minutes of fame on the
stage to explain to you why they will
start giving you some context because
this is where I work I work for a
company that develops this site and it’s
the biggest transformation ever in
Norway it’s a very tight Muslim we build
houses shops offices and big cultural
institutions such as the Opera roof I
guess many of you have one offer and
move Museum and a new public library and
will you feel is a total transformation
it’s not no there are no old houses or
not public spaces that people have used
ever so everything is new so what I do I
work with the company that building
infrastructure and with the
infrastructure is also public spaces new
comments and my role is to build to
commissioned art and produce art in
these comments I’m standing here just
next to if you find it or actually and
what inspired us a lot is what they
offer group dust you if you had walked
the Opera roof you it’s like climbing a
mountain and you can’t buy anything
there’s
like that or anything so when you clap
that man and you have to fold down when
it offers you a physical experience and
this is the part of that’s the brief for
the artist when we invited them but
first when you work with artists or when
you choose art you really have to
consider what you do because choosing
art is not easy if you listen to you at
the reptile brain musician there are
psychologists just for me here if you do
listen to that it tends to become a
sculpture something you can recognize as
art it tends to be in the branch it has
to be an investment not mentioning where
I’m at and in Norway this will unlock an
LP in branch and I’m sure many we can
recognize type even exchange to make
sure you have your LG branch in many
countries the Louisan love nature and
you’d like to have more of nature even
in the cities so this was another
example and please feel free to send me
images because people have started doing
that so have a nice collection business
one of the biggest I found until now but
we wanted something different for the
art in the comments and also like I
mentioned the upper roof and the what we
wanted is so we were looking for artists
that work different that the work
turn away engaging people and so I
managed to get my horn aboard he’s
thinking we did to be brave to be bold
and today and to explore and even a
portion of luck and magic is magic
today seven years later we have more
than I will tell you about them future
farmers by believing artist Amy
Franceschini
from San Francisco she was invited she
chose this site it’s not a very easy
site to make an artwork to make it
beautiful in a way and there is a very
interesting site is where the original
also started so it has historical ground
and they started an artwork here of
flatbread society it’s not with the flat
breads society I would understand why
later today is turned into this
wonderful edible garden
it’s a third the farm in the middle is
crazy site intersection and we’ve built
a cultural institution without walls
matching the old brand and the museum
and the public library focusing on our
material cultural heritage seeing these
pictures these images you just get what
urban farming is and how valuable to 40
days to focus on fertile soil and we
also focus on the stories of cultural
grains and we’ve made a big car builder
because it has three others and this
public it’s open for all and we have
increasing number of Baker’s a community
of makers working there keeping it open
tomorrow you can just come and make
together with them a look at the shape
of it it looks like oh working with
artists is fun because we’ve read about
this completion story about this column
Archer that was a major revolution
see rescuing people so they proposed
that this we should design the mini cars
Azzam rescue ship rescuing our cultural
heritage and it’s called flatbread
society because you can grow you can pay
you don’t have to talk you don’t have to
know which other languages because
everyone knows how to do this
it’s tastic it’s experience it’s
experience knowledge within your teens
almost so this is a very preaching kind
of way of working these people so it’s a
lot of people involved in this and the
community is growing and if time when we
started this when you remember the
really great feature people were at the
best modeling other words making fun of
us nobody believed in it I’m just so
happy at
the intuition of the artist they said
something is cooking you know something
is cooking and today I think all of you
know that there has been a food
revolution and there’s a very much focus
of urban farming and it’s all very
important to have two discussions and
this are I think all the journalists
v3 also wants to go there Nick tomorrow
on mother night we’re gonna have dinner
no single equation week cause where did
the Germans wants to go after they’ve
listened to tech tech tech they wanna go
care had a nice dinner with this Katie
Patterson she’s Scottish she were two
totally different she has an idea and
she said please make this happen
she called me and asked you have a cabin
in the forest and as you know most of
you that the reason we all have cabins
in forest emotions that should be easy
and I’m even from the eastern part so
argument between our militaries seventy
kilometers of forest and we have a
clearance of
and when she came out she said exactly
what work we were perfect okay yeah
that’s how you know so I said it’s gonna
last 100 years I couldn’t imagine how
I’m gonna completes my work hundred
years it’s impossible I don’t even have
the bunion they don’t have the money and
she said we’re gonna find 1,000 trees
property value no way I can’t grow a
forest in good week is it possible so I
was anticipating thinking no no it’s not
possible but these works are made to
cross these borders of being limited so
today a forest is problem we have
planted one thousand baby spruce trees
with red ribbons on puts a very small at
the moment and these trees will become
an anthology of groups in 95 years now
and every year 400 years we want invited
authors to come and try to establish a
plan read 100 years should be good
Walter take part with other artists work
I’m sure well you dare to ask more
exactly after Henry tell this was before
but I was so starstruck I wish on this
picture to make sure it’s true
I just love her she’s fantastic
and she said yes after three days I just
at that moment I remember exactly where
I was I screamed like crazy and Katie
called me and she said yes I knew it was
going to happen I was certain at that
moment and the family tree is growing
it’s David Mitchell
she was the second author and flown from
Iceland
he was the third and this year’s author
is a live shot my sister is living in
London promise me one thing
listen to him a TED talk from New York
last fall and that says it all and we
even got a room in a new public library
it’s going to be a special design by
they are artists and architects a little
the manuscript will be kept their
interest in the fifth floor and his
magic I promise you
and of course it’s me that was really
before we planted first future library
and flattering society was more than we
could ever dream of and the reception in
the world has been enormous
when married awkward was here
we measured you know somebody mentioned
for us the outreach it was hundred eight
millions and I never spent any money on
communication this is the power of the
story of this work and it rest I don’t
know why or I’ve been thinking why do
does it resonate so well with people
from all of the world I think one is
quick shows it offers rituals nothing
necessarily rituals because every year
there are other comes
slow and we’ve walked for 30 minutes
into the forest together with the author
and in the forest the author has over
the manuscript it’s just a very simple
rounded retool it takes 50 minutes I
wish everyone welcome the forest talks
about the spruce trees and handle repair
and the poultry needs this year was a
little bit demanding for spirit a heart
it was necessary to take the forest not
overreaching hardest wanted to do it so
we had to import a French carcass from
Iceland who is actually a help of the
so what is it about Stephen Hawking died
in March the night before I went on
stage in Austin myself by Southwest I
was very emotional to me because he told
me about his evil thinking his sweat
said yourself it’s not about inheriting
a watch or a property anymore it’s about
inheriting a large-scale task a project
that mangy generation starts and the
next complete we need kept evil thank
you we need slow down in this movie
technical world a Margaret Atwood said
it’s an act of optimism it’s a very
hopeful project is the membership form
saying this after seeing kind of a tail
articulated she said the world’s
changing and we need ambitious
creativity and strong youth narratives
about how we can change the world and
because which we if we wish in that
future we can change with it the last
thing I’m often asked about how can I
believe that this will happen and I just
had to reply it is like journalists
asking me first they have to try I have
to trust the next generation that they
actually will complete the work I
handled other choice but it’s mutual
they have to trust me that we actually
start this for them to have something to
hand over I’m gonna be a little bit
personal with you this is where I grew
up I have my last name is the same as
the farm is the same as the hill the
farm is on that’s the view so my
childhood my father died when he was 46
and I was supposed to inherit the farm
and I had to make a very lonely decision
on what I wanted to do and I decided not
to become a farmer and a forester and I
haven’t regretted but if it it is quite
odd to find myself
farming in the middle of Oslo growing in
but at least I have to be honest with
you I’ve been so confronted with these
works that confronted me on several
levels my mortality of course but most
importantly they confronted me all my
disconnection in nature
I thought for all these years that my
knowledge that I gained in violent
working on the farm up I have no brother
said that we do all the work hard work I
felt that that was useless
so knowledge I work together with
another girl she’s from back in CT
actually I see there’s not a clue about
farming as that’s what I realized
with working resister and even lot more
that she ever knew about farming or
forestry so I’m on a mission I think we
have to make sure that our kids
physically experience nature or else
they will lose empathy and they will
take wrong decisions it’s not only a
drill with your head it’s an actual
physical experience well it standing
here I’ve been holding Temperance fix a
man who is 82 years old and he’s still
alive
he decided that people wanted to find
out if these
have been ordered side 420 years ago
everyone thought they were gone if they
were still around because this is about
empathy about nature how dependable a
truth of us and what he did he went back
to this to Google in the deep forest and
he took apart a barn and he found 10
grams please ride I’m carrying here I’m
he Ruth Seminoles and now he’s put back
to production and you can actually buy
them I just want to mention about taking
grains for you so please be sure that
you take to him grains by the door when
you leave here today and make sure you
manage seven number the peat author just
accepted our invitation ship of South
Korea and she’ll come to Oslo and hand
over her manage with 25th of May put it
in your book or on your cell phone and
you’re all invited to the handler event
in Oslo in in the forest and if you
can’t make it no worries you have 95 more chances thank
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