On the first day of Julie Bargmann’s Urban Wilds studio, she asked her students to draw their ideas of “wilderness.” Ten weeks into the semester, students reflect on those first drawings:
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[…] One thing I loved about the Villa d’Este gardens was the grouping of three “wilds” that appear in the midst of an otherwise ordered procession. In plan, it all brings to mind, […]