Article Title
Abstract
Project by Mark Robbins
Text by Pat Morton
Shakkei, or borrowed landscape, is the Japanese art of visually incorporating distant elements of the landscape into a garden design. In a shakkei garden, a tableau contained within the garden integrates a far view of mountains, trees, or the horizon. The landscape outside the garden is "borrowed" to create the illusion of an infinite expanse of space and view.
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Recommended Citation
Morton, Pat and Robbins, Mark
(1995)
"Compare and Contrast: Mark Robbins' Borrowed Landscape,"
Oz:
Vol. 17.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2378-5853.1273