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69 works of arts that you discover over a 3-4 hours hike.

One of the works. Emilie Ding: Pont.

From Lang & Baumann: Comfort #4 in the attic of a small farmhouse. Only accessible from a ladder.

The many many many water cycle fountain (Alan Bogana).

Not even listed as artwork, the wall behind the "char tuning".

Eric Hattan: En route, two garages this is the first...

... and that the second.

Work number 20: Endlose Linie mit zwei Enden für Motiers (Christoph Rüttimann).

Plonk & Replonk a cemetery of funny graves: Les dormeurs du Val... en Travers.

Claude Sandoz: Le musée Ste-Lucie.

Delphine Coindet: Rempart (representing the walls of Essaouira).

Elevage intensif by Marcus Egli asking if one can grow men like mussels.

A set of pictures in the woods: Voci nel bosco (Matteo Terzaghi & Marco Zürcher).

Would you know where we are?

Just in case there are also toilets next to the house. Leftwoiver from aprevious exhibition.

Elodie Pong... Green is the new red. In USA the peril is not red anymore, but green...

The road to the next works Tipi and Guardian.

Denis Savary, Tipi.

Sylvie Fleury, Guardian.

Vertical Heartbeat (Sonja Feldmeier).

Rencontre by Katja Schenker who carried the bags and ask you to hug them (this is one of several).

From the previous exhibition in 2007 ( check http://www.pbase.com/fschoch/motiers ).

Etienne Krähenbühl: Eole s'en mele. Supposed to make music when the wind goes into the cavern.

If a tree falls in a forest (Rolf Graf).

Le dernier ours du Val-de-Travers (Simon Beer).

A reliquary-cave dedicated to the transvestite singer Divine (Benjamin Egger).

Claire-voie by Mireille Fulpius, a slatted fence.

Hadrien Dussoix: Sunlight Makes Me Paranoid.

Reversible Sound Wall (Gilles Aubry).

Here and there you can see these unusual signs not indicating hiking paths (Patrick Rohner).

Haus am Gern: Charlie's Shoe Tree, based on a 1837 draft that Charles Darwin sketched to describe a life-tree showing the evolution of species.

Visitors are invited to throw shoes. Remember Big Fish?

This is stunning: Esther Kempf, In diesem Sinne. A diascope where you can see the light of the sun after turning the house in perfect alignment. I should have taken a picture of the sun inside the house. You can see so many details!

Life Size (Christian Gonzenbach).