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A stack of glass shows the amount of leaves from three different species of tree.
Leaf Tally
Rosenwald Wolf Gallery, University of the Arts Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1994
Materials
Sandblasted glass
Dimensions
6" tall x 12" wide x 4" deep
The leaves of three different young trees--oak, maple, and beech--were recorded and sandblasted onto glass. Each leaf became a single plate of glass. Stacked up from the largest to the smallest, Leaf Tally creates a graph of how many leaves are produced by different saplings. The maple has the most biomes per year.
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