Land-Art in Sella Valley

If you love the land art, you need to visit this place in Italy. Since 1986, in the fields and woods of the Sella valley in Trento, you’ll be able to see astonishing land art sculptures and installations. More than 200 contemporary artists from around the world, including South Africa, Israel, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan gathered there to create original works of art using natural materials.

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