1 — 23 Sep
Hiromi Hotel: YU KA 夢花
Brisbane Festival and the Institute for Molecular Bioscience Present
Like the chrysalis, We might appear with new life, Never imagined.
World Premiere
By Hiromi Tango
Internationally renowned artist, Hiromi Tango, transforms Australian Retirement Trust Festival Garden into a work of rainbow coloured giant peony flowers.
YU KA 夢花 (Dream Flower) explores the ideas of transformation.
Inspired by a poem by Chinese philosopher and father of Daoism Zhuang Zi (late 4th century BC), this stunning installation invites audiences to imagine their own transformation – like the peony flower, which holds special symbolism across many Asian cultures. In Japan, the Peony appears frequently in Buddhist imagery, representing gentleness and compassion. Nature holds so many inspiring examples of transformation. Hiromi’s hope is that YU KA 夢花 (Dream Flower) will create space for everyone to imagine their own transformation.
Also find pop-up installations by Hiromi Tango at Brisbane Quarter, 300 George Street and Brisbane Airport.
This project is supported through the Giving Program by Paul, Susan and Kate Taylor.
Hiromi Tango is represented by Sullivan+Strumpf Gallery
Hiromi Tango - Artist
Price
Free
Times
Open for viewing
Tue – Thu, 5 – 11pm
Fri, 4pm - 12am
Sat, 12pm - 12am
Sun, 12pm - 11pm
Where
Australian Retirement Trust Festival Garden ›
186 Little Stanley St,
South Brisbane QLD 4101
Accessibility
Wheelchair access
100% Visual content. No music or dialogue.
Relaxed performance
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Hirmoi Hotel will also feature at Brisbane Quarter
Brisbane Quarter, home to some of the city's best dining and bars including Persone, Phat Boy, Phoenix and Tenya, bespoke luxury tailor Wil Valor and nestled beside W Brisbane all located on 300 George Street. Dine Stay Play at this amazing precinct across Brisbane Festival and visit the Hiromi Hotel installation on street level Podium One.
Hiromi Tango is an artist who defies categorisation. With a practice that spans ritual, magic, photography, installation and performance, she bridges an invisible and often polarised gap between Art and Science in works deeply informed by neuroplasticity and epigenetics.
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Hiromi Tango
Hiromi Tango is a Japanese-Australian artist whose work spans sculpture, drawings, photography, installation and performance.
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How to get there
Australian Retirement Trust Festival Garden ›
186 Little Stanley St,
South Brisbane QLD 4101