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Cassandra Morgan

Exploring a mysterious art forest by a sewage plant

A sewage treatment plant hosts a land art piece by New York-based environmental artist Agnes Denes. (HANDOUT/MATTO LUCAS)

By a dull sewage treatment plant in Melbourne's suburban west, a striking spiral forest unfurls greenery across eight acres of land.

The forest, plonked beside the Altona treatment plant, appears to passers-by as a curious landscape bordering the sprawling facility - but it's actually a piece of world-renowned land art by New York-based environmental artist Agnes Denes.

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