Monday 23 October 2017

The Leaf Project

The Leaf Project was devised to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday in 2017, and also to create an art project that the people of the town could contribute to. It started out small, then grew and grew, and was finally assembled last week. It's currently hanging in a corner of the Gallery, but will eventually make it's way to one of the public buildings. I contributed some leaves, so did my grandchildren.
Leaves were made of paper, then laminated, but there were also leaves made of pottery, stone, glass, and metal.



14 comments:

  1. I was going to say, "Leaf me alone," but then I saw how beautiful this is and what a great project it is and I must admit that I've only been to Canada on two fleeting trips but if it was a bit warmer up that way and I was a lot younger, I'd probably move north! :) .

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  2. Looks beautiful! It's a lovely idea for the commemoration!!

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  3. It looks delightful and I love that it is a community creation.

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  4. That is a wonderful idea, and well carried out!

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  5. A wonderful project for the community to participate in, it's beautiful.

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  6. 1700 pieces! Wow Shammi that is a fantastic achievement! Well done to the community effort, I'm all for projects like this AND the bonus is that it looks amazing! ☺

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  7. Greetings again. I meant to tell you also that your post gave me a wonderful idea for my 150th birthday! (And it's not that far away!) . :)

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  8. What a great idea! Lots of creative people around there.

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  9. The branches are cascading with the various different leaves. Nice project for the unity of the people.

    Yoko

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  10. Hello again! It is good to finally find you again ... I just found your comment from a while back! I love this leaf project and have enjoyed reading your posts this evening! Very best wishes, barbara!

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  11. Wow! Just wonderful "The Leaf Project" that celebrate Canada's 150th birthday in 2017! Congratulations!

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