‘Qui croire?’ (‘who to believe?’), a work of land art by french artist françois abélanet, is an 3-dimensional anamorphosis,
a sprawling mass of grass of sand that appears when viewed at the proper angle as though it were a large sphere.

‘Qui croire’ spans 100 meters in length, requiring 1200 square meters of lawn, 300 square meters of the coverplant sedum,
and 650 cubic meters of sand and straw for its production. about ninety individuals assisted in installing the work over five days.

Life is perspective, perspective is perception, perception is illusion………

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