Artificial Arboretum – Preservation of “photogrammetrees” found in Google Earth

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'Artificial Arboretum' by Jacqueline Wu is a project exploring the preservation, study, and public display of “photogrammetrees” found in Google Earth. The collection includes a range of diverse species harvested from their rendered world using the same tools and techniques that created them. 

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