Vancouver's Chinatown. Saturday, June 16th. Pelting rain.
Ashley Haynes, one of the guests at the opening of Lotus in Motion, The Colour of Life took this photo. Thank you Ashley!
Emily Halloran, Ashley Haynes, Tim Furness, Eden, Gord Halloran, Ari Lazer, Deanna.
Thank you to volunteers: Rick Wang, Eugenie Leenhardt. Musicians: Tian Zhang and Joanna Wang.Photos: Caitlin Hicks & Susan Ma.
International artist Gordon Halloran creates floating paintings in the shape of a lotus leaf, inspired by Claude Monet's water lily paintings, calving arctic icebergs and the flora and fauna of nature.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Susan Ma photographs LOTUS opening @ Sun Yat Sen Garden
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Lotus in Motion, The Color of Life
Dr. Sun Yat Sen Garden Classical Chinese Garden
June 1st - July 30, 2012
Opening reception: Saturday June 16th 3 - 5 PM
Lotus in Motion, The Color of Life shows at Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Garden in June and July. Artist Gordon Halloran's floating painting installation was inspired by Claude Monte's impressionist water lilies, calving icebergs and overlapping organice textures of landscape flora.
Enjoy the natural movement of the round paintings as they float atop the water -- affected by currents, breeze, rain and the movement of birds and insects in the garden environment.
Resplendent with summer glory, each composition glows with layering of pattern and hue whose origins proliferate in nature. Wing and leaf, feather and petal, pond life, flora and fauna - all resonate, all blossom on the radiant surface of Lotus.
June 1st - July 30, 2012
Opening reception: Saturday June 16th 3 - 5 PM
Lotus in Motion, The Color of Life shows at Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Garden in June and July. Artist Gordon Halloran's floating painting installation was inspired by Claude Monte's impressionist water lilies, calving icebergs and overlapping organice textures of landscape flora.
Enjoy the natural movement of the round paintings as they float atop the water -- affected by currents, breeze, rain and the movement of birds and insects in the garden environment.
Resplendent with summer glory, each composition glows with layering of pattern and hue whose origins proliferate in nature. Wing and leaf, feather and petal, pond life, flora and fauna - all resonate, all blossom on the radiant surface of Lotus.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Paris, The Tuileries
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Install at Dr.Sun Yat Sen Garden
May 31, in the the quiet of the late afternoon at the Scholar's Garden, Gord tethered lotuses and set them afloat in the jade waters of classical Chinese garden of the Ming Dynasty, downtown Vancouver.
Indoors, Susan Mah helped us install the wall paintings. Opening: June 16th 2:30 - 4:40 PM.
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