AUSTIN TEXAS
290 WEST NEW DEVELOPMENT
Miniature Forest Project
MINIATURE FOREST PROJECT
Austin Texas
July 7, 2013
Austin Texas is about to be the center of attention for a new original development by
Daniel Pavon Cuellar Texas Artist.
Whispering Creek Drive, Planet Austin on Sixth street Austin Texas, and other projects;
has now come with a unique idea for the new growing area of Southwest Austin near
290 West.
The area currently has the Austin Zoo and several thousand acres for conservation by
the Nature conservancy of Texas and several residential and commercial developments
are popping out in the area.
Daniel Pavon Cuellar project will create miniature forests planted directly into the soil,
and plant them in the millions.
Currently Daniel Pavon Cuellar has successfully created forests with thousands of trees
per square yard, ecospheres, living walls and also promotes artists. This time the artist
will bring all together into one mega project on Southwest Austin Texas near 290 West.
Southwest Austin Texas 290 West New Development Project.
The Project will have several acres for the development of new Miniature forests, each
forest will be different with different species of trees, such as Sweet Gum, Red oaks, live
oaks, cedar , mountain laurel. An area for Living walls and ecospheres, with a place
where Texas Artists can display their works to the public on special dates.
This project will bring to Austin Texas a new attraction and new inventions,
working with nature and safeguarding the habitat of Texas species.
Unique in the world, Daniel Pavon Cuellar will bring this project to Austin Texas as the
first of its kind worldwide!
The Miniature Forest by Daniel Pavon Cuellar on the photos bellow are around 7 years
old.
The MINI FORESTS the artist plan for Austin Texas project will grow much faster by
planting them directly into the soil, and with different types of trees native to Texas, will
create a paradise for all species and using trees native to Texas to prevent fertilizers,
pesticides or watering, and without harming the habitats, but instead improving the
habitats.
Daniel Pavon Cuellar originally created the idea in a painting around 1994, but was until
nearly a decade later he placed the idea into practice with exceptional results.
With this project the trees will grow much faster and the tree trunks will become much
thicker faster.
The fascinating part of this project is to know the forest can last thousands of years,
each year becoming more beautiful.
Welcome to small tour of MINIATURE FOREST, LIVING WALLS AND ECOSPHERES BY
DANIEL PAVON CUELLAR, also visit the Multidimensional Art House in Austin Texas at
7005 Whispering Creek drive and the multidimensional Art exhibits by the artist on Line
New Southwest Austin Development 290 West
