Urwald von morgen

Art, drawing, emmanuel henninger, ink, canada, ontario, draw
Primary forest of tomorrow, Ontario, Canada
Chinese ink on paper, 29.52 x 41.33 In, 2025, Private Collection, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Henninger, Emmanuel, Primary Forest, Biodivesity, Protect, Woods, art, drawing, ink, pen, forest, exhibition, germany, Freiburg
Primary forest of tomorrow, Simonswald, Germany
Chinese ink on paper, 47,2 x 31,4 In, 2019, Private Collection, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Henninger, Emmanuel, Primary Forest, Biodivesity, Protect, Woods, art, drawing, ink, pen, forest, exhibition, germany, Freiburg
Königskerze, Issoudun, France
Chinese ink on Clairefontaine paper, 47,2 x 31,4 In, 2025, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Henninger, Emmanuel, Primary Forest, Biodivesity, Protect, Woods, art, drawing, ink, pen, forest, exhibition, germany, Freiburg
It was the hour when the mist spreads
Indian ink on Fabriano paper, private collection
52.36 × 35.43 cm, 2025, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
SILVA, VOCAT, Art, drawing, emmanuel Henninger, France, black, white, landscapes, forest
Silva Vocat
Chinese ink on Vinci paper, 47,2 x 31,4 In , 2022, ©ADAGP
Bundestag Collections, Berlin, Germany
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Art, drawing, Emmanuel Henninger, Germany, Artist, french, Landscapes, Wood, tress, art
Wood
Chinese ink on paper, 15,7 X 23,6 In, 2019, Private Collection, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Art, drawing, Emmanuel Henninger, Germany, Artist, french, Landscapes, Wood, tress, art, Exhibition, forest, art, project
Somnambulistic Forest
Chinese ink on paper, 15,74 X 23,62 In, 2020, ©ADAGP
Photo credit: Le Réverbère
Art, drawing, Emmanuel Henninger, Germany, Artist, french, Landscapes, Wood, tress, art, Exhibition, forest, art, project, Foundation, art, museum
Detail Primary forest of tomorrow
Photo credit: Fondation François Schneider
Art, drawing, Emmanuel Henninger, Germany, Artist, french, Landscapes, Wood, tress, art, Exhibition, forest, art, project, Foundation, art, museum
Detail Primary forest of tomorrow
Photo credit: Fondation François Schneider

A primary forest is a forest composed of native species where no trace of past or present human activity is clearly visible. They are intact (or original) forests, or forests with a high degree of naturalness that have never been destroyed or heavily exploited, fragmented, or directly or obviously influenced by humans. Urwald von morgen is a primary forest of tomorrow.