Greenhouse

42. Chia-Hui, Luo織燈串鈴 Knotting Lantern Strings Chia-Hui, Luo織燈串鈴 Knotting Lantern Strings 我的作品以主視覺的碎布結串作為一種人與人、人與地方及物件之間關係連結的象徵，試圖以藝術的方法來聯繫人們的情感及製造記憶上的共鳴，此作中我將綷布結串結合了臺灣在各種節慶中成為妝點節日氣氛不可或缺之物件的燈籠，用懸吊的方式來呈現有如空中的浮雲，並繫以小鈴來創造如雨滴般的響聲，為環境氣氛帶來平靜的效果。 My artwork utilizes the interwoven fabric strings as a symbolic representation of the connections between people, places, and objects, aiming to evoke emotions and create resonances with viewers through artistic expression. In this… Read More »42. Chia-Hui, Luo – 織燈串鈴 Knotting Lantern Strings

41. Carole EisnerRhythm In Blue Carole EisnerRhythm In Blue rhythm in bluerhythm in riverrhythm in water Carole Eisner has worked with scrap and recycled metal for 40 years creating elegant, abstract forms welded in steel. The artist’s compositions reflect the surprising malleability she finds with… Read More »41. Carole Eisner – Rhythm In Blue

40. Thomas Peter SmithGreenhouse Vista Thomas Peter SmithGreenhouse Vista 1. SWIRL 2. CEDAR ROOT COIL 3. PINE SHAFT 4. GRAPE CANE DROP CEILING 5. INVASIVE ORNAMENTALS 6. SUSPENSIVE 7. VINE BOX Note: The weight of sculptures proposed for the greenhouse is less than 50 lb.… Read More »40. Thomas Peter Smith – Greenhouse Vista

39. Riva WeinsteinThis Is Not A Bucky Ball Riva WeinsteinThis Is Not A Bucky Ball Plastic balls created from reclaimed consumer food packaging are inspired by the shape Buckminster Fuller made famous with his ecologically minded geodesic dome, the form resembles a soccer ball, and… Read More »39. Riva Weinstein – This Is Not A Bucky Ball

38. Sarah HavilandBreathing the World Sarah HavilandBreathing the World For Lyndhurst’s greenhouse, I propose a large, silver, openwork bird with colorful hanging tail and rider, suspended as if flying from the girders of the grassy right-side avenue of the historic structure. The most prominent bird… Read More »38. Sarah Haviland – Breathing the World

37. Chema ChinoDaydreaming Chema ChinoDaydreaming The “daydreaming” drawing and installation project was born in relation to the workplace and exhibition: Lyndhurt’s linden Trees. Reflecting on the health benefits of using Linden tea and especially the benefits against insomnia.The installation will present a series of 16… Read More »37. Chema Chino – Daydreaming

36. Bibiana Huang MatheisHeart@HudsonRiver Bibiana Huang MatheisHeart@HudsonRiver Project Objectives Bibiana Huang Matheis will create an environmental art installation/performance titled “Heart@HudsonRiver” as part of the larger exhibition “Address Earth Art Expo.” “Heart@HudsonRiver” focuses on drawing attention to the overall environment and particularly the Hudson River. She… Read More »36. Bibiana Huang Matheis – Heart@HudsonRiver

35. Suprina TrocheLotus Forest Suprina TrocheLotus Forest This ‘Lotus Forest’ is also inspired by Marcel Duchamp, the master of allocating an ordinary object in a way that brings about a different approach to ‘seeing’ or ‘contemplating’ the object. The installation is also meant to give us room… Read More »35. Suprina Troche – Lotus Forest

34. Mireya SampeWater & Light – Life Mireya SampeWater & Light – Life Title and concept is the same :  WATER & LIGHT – LIFE Mireya Samper was born in Iceland but she is an international artist as her artworks testifies clearly. She studied art… Read More »34. Mireya Sampe – Water & Light – Life

33. Alan CohenHeavenly Bodies Alan CohenHeavenly Bodies “Heavenly Bodies” is a steel free standing sculpture which will be anchored to the ground using 2-3 metal u shaped brackets at the base. The holes represent the Earth and Moon in orbit around the Sun.  It has… Read More »33. Alan Cohen – Heavenly Bodies