Art & Artificial
Art in garden culture is nothing new. Personal art objects are often integrated into the garden design, sculptures are even staged in a space-creating manner. Apart from the ecological advantages, it is also a current trend to transform wall greenery into natural paintings and to upgrade house facades or interiors. But what about artificial plants or artificial lawn – does that fit in with the nature of the garden?
![Green Walls. Wandbegrünung. Landschaftsarchitektur in der Stadt.](https://dev.studio-diagonal.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/wandbegrünung.jpg)
Art
In my opinion, art, whether sculpture or painting, complements garden art very well. Depending on taste, trendy, extroverted or even classically reduced elements can enhance a garden space and make it an accomplished highlight.
![Malerei in der Gartengestaltung](https://dev.studio-diagonal.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/1-Garten-9.jpg)
Painting
I find it exciting how you can use the simplest of means to transform a space, whether private or public, into a positive place of well-being.
![Kunst in der Landschaftsarchitektur.](https://dev.studio-diagonal.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/1-Kunst.jpg)
Artificial
I love plants, they are always at the center of my designs, but if they become a burden due to too much maintenance, innovative solutions are needed! The benefit that artistic elements can offer in an age-appropriate garden design is not insignificant.
![Foto von Park Fiction, Hamburg](https://dev.studio-diagonal.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/1-park_fiction.jpg)