Green is the new black | Europe's largest earthwork is an underrated example of how public art can be both striking and environmentally kind

Europe's largest example of land art, the four giant manmade conical mounds of Northala Fields in London, act as a much-loved local amenity and shield from pollution along the A40 road.

Artist Peter Fink, the creative force behind Northala Fields, questions the necessity for artworks to be part of the traditional art world system, advocating for a broader impact on social and environmental change.

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