Hiromi Tango’s six-month residency will transform the Museum of Brisbane’s Adelaide Street Pavilion into a colourful, tactile, and multilayered sculptural arrangement of petals.
In this community-led project, Tango invites visitors to create decorative flowers and foliage fashioned from upcycled textiles and foraged local materials inspired by the abundant blooms and buds found across Meanjin/Brisbane. The cumulative work will reflect the changing seasons as these handmade flowers are added to the walls, creating a floral sanctuary and a meditative space for expression, transformation, healing, and social connection.
Hiromi Tango. Photograph: Greg Piper. Courtesy Museum of Brisbane, Queensland
Museum of Brisbane
2 March to 11 August 2024
Queensland
