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Morag Myerscough uses neon and hope in her new London exhibition

Outdoors and built with bamboo, the structure is a response to new times

By Redação

Submitted at Apr 13, 2021, 12:00 PM

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Morag Myerscough uses neon and hope in her new London exhibition
“See Through” is an interactive bamboo installation featuring striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy.

(Gareth Gardner/CASACOR)

While art galleries in London remain closed due to the pandemic, Londoners can immerse themselves in a colorful and cheerful outdoor gallery trail designed by Morag Myerscough . “See Through” is an interactive installation bamboo with striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy. The installation invites visitors to walk through and engage with the art, generating positivity.

“See Through” is an interactive bamboo installation featuring striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy.

(Gareth Gardner/CASACOR)

“Our worlds have closed down and we have time to reflect and engage with our lives in very different ways. We have had time to appreciate the here and now, to connect back to nature,” says Myerscough.

“See Through” is an interactive bamboo installation featuring striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy.

(Gareth Gardner/CASACOR)

“Outdoor spaces are safer places to be and that’s why we need to occupy them to bring joy back into everyday life. The structure is a response to these new times . A bamboo structure growing in the grass brings color and joy. instantaneous ”, says the artist.

“See Through” is an interactive bamboo installation featuring striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy.

(Gareth Gardner/CASACOR)

The installations will remain on display until June 2021.

“See Through” is an interactive bamboo installation featuring striking colors, different geometric patterns and messages of hope and joy.

(Gareth Gardner/CASACOR)

Via Designboom