In December the BGC Offsite Gallery will be transformed into an imaginary garden
with interactive installations by Denis Lagdameo and light flowers by Olivia d’Aboville.
Inspired by wild flora, The Garden will showcase stylized plants and flower-looking installations of different sizes.
Visitors can rest or interact with large scale pieces and walk through the flower gardens and giant dandelions.
The Garden uses energy-saving lighting to promote environmentally sustainable light art installations.
Visitors can witness the change at nightfall when the pieces come to life with colorful lighting.
The Garden is a sustainable installation partially made of recycled pieces.
After the exhibition, the pieces will be transformed again into something new.
THE GARDEN
Opens on December 19, 2012 at ARTS in the City
BGC Offsite Gallery
FVR Park, Federacion Drive corner 7th Avenue,
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
D’Aboville is a French-Filipino artist/designer. Denis Lagdameo is a multimedia and installation artist
She graduated with honors from ESAA Duperré in Paris in 2009 who graduated from the UP College of Fine Arts BFA in Sculpture.
where she studied textile structures. He has had numerous one-man and group exhibitions
Her first solo exhibition at the Ayala Museum in 2010 in and out of the country.
got her short listed for the Ateneo Art Awards 2011. Recent exhibitions (2011-2012) include:
From plastic spoons to cocktail stirrers, Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival, Puerto Galera;
d’Aboville uses ordinary mass-produced objects. Manila Transitio, Fort Santiago;
They refer to our society and lifestyle Ax(is): Art Project Baguio City: International Arts Festival, Baguio City;
that are inevitably polluting our environment. Over Rizal: Monuments to a Hero, Vargas Museum;
Her works range from textile sculptures to light-art-installations, Confessions of a Sinner, Manila Contemporary.
to product design and textile jewelry. Fete de la WSK, Light and Space Contemporary;
D’Aboville has exhibited in museums, galleries, hotels and festivals The Three Point Entrance, The Picasso Boutique Residences:
in Paris, Lyon, Hong Kong, Manila, New York and Singapore. his thirteenth one-man exhibition.
(Text by Olivia d'Aboville)
Only a few people can imagine a positive change in their minds and then pursue the next steps to make it happen. Awesome job u guys.... Keep it up!
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