Carole A. Feuerman Solo Show - "Swimming by the Harbour" at Harbour City, Hong Kong
Carole Feuerman has been invited to China for her first solo show in Hong Kong at Harbour City. The show, organized by Art in the City by Harbour City, runs from June 18th to July 5th.The sculptures will be on view daily from 10 am till 10pm. Harbour City is located on the spectacular Victoria Harbour, one of the busiest spots in Hong Kong, and right next to the famous Star Ferry terminal.
Hong Kong, China, June 02, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Prominent US Hyperrealist sculptor Carole A. Feuerman’s First Solo Exhibition in Asia Collaborate with Asian young artists to create an outdoor swimming pool.
Summer is approaching. To kick start this year’s summer, the Ocean Terminal Forecourt of Harbour City will be transformed into a 3D illustrated swimming pool. Harbour City has invited one of the world’s most prominent hyperrealist sculptors, Ms. Carole A. Feuerman to host her first solo art exhibition in Asia at Harbour City from 18th June to 5th July 2015.
“Swimming by the Harbour” Public Art Exhibition will display SIX “real people” sculptures by Carole in Ocean Terminal Forecourt and Ocean Centre of Harbour City in a stunning way.
Ms. Carole A. Feuerman will first visit Hong Kong on 17th to 19th June, media interviews are welcomed.
Four sculptures by Carole will be displayed on a 3D illustration swimming pool created by 2 young visual artists Ms Karen Pow & Ms Chao Harn Kae from Hong Kong & Malaysia. A portrait of the young Olympic athlete Lauren Perdue is swimming on the pool. A swimmer will sit on the board while another is relaxing on the life buoy. On the other hand, a swimmer is poised on a silver ball right next to the swimming pool. The public can also experience the stunning 3D illustration under the “water” when they stay at the edge of the pool, which is the scene of an abyss of glacier.
The collaboration between the artists encourages cultural exchange between East and West.
It develops a new form of street art that produce three-dimensional optical illusion on a two-dimensional horizontal surface while 3D sculpture perfectly fit into the 2D painting. It brings a touch of summer to the city and serves as an interactive street art that the audience can get involved in and connected with their surroundings. The entire experience is breathtaking, realistic and at the same time captivating once the audience discover the correct viewing angle.
“Swimming by the Harbour” Public Art Exhibition, Harbour City, Hong Kong
Date: 18th June – 5th July, 2015
Time: 10am – 10pm
Location: 1) Ocean Terminal Forecourt, Harbour City
2) Patio, 4/F, Ocean Centre, Harbour City
Summer is approaching. To kick start this year’s summer, the Ocean Terminal Forecourt of Harbour City will be transformed into a 3D illustrated swimming pool. Harbour City has invited one of the world’s most prominent hyperrealist sculptors, Ms. Carole A. Feuerman to host her first solo art exhibition in Asia at Harbour City from 18th June to 5th July 2015.
“Swimming by the Harbour” Public Art Exhibition will display SIX “real people” sculptures by Carole in Ocean Terminal Forecourt and Ocean Centre of Harbour City in a stunning way.
Ms. Carole A. Feuerman will first visit Hong Kong on 17th to 19th June, media interviews are welcomed.
Four sculptures by Carole will be displayed on a 3D illustration swimming pool created by 2 young visual artists Ms Karen Pow & Ms Chao Harn Kae from Hong Kong & Malaysia. A portrait of the young Olympic athlete Lauren Perdue is swimming on the pool. A swimmer will sit on the board while another is relaxing on the life buoy. On the other hand, a swimmer is poised on a silver ball right next to the swimming pool. The public can also experience the stunning 3D illustration under the “water” when they stay at the edge of the pool, which is the scene of an abyss of glacier.
The collaboration between the artists encourages cultural exchange between East and West.
It develops a new form of street art that produce three-dimensional optical illusion on a two-dimensional horizontal surface while 3D sculpture perfectly fit into the 2D painting. It brings a touch of summer to the city and serves as an interactive street art that the audience can get involved in and connected with their surroundings. The entire experience is breathtaking, realistic and at the same time captivating once the audience discover the correct viewing angle.
“Swimming by the Harbour” Public Art Exhibition, Harbour City, Hong Kong
Date: 18th June – 5th July, 2015
Time: 10am – 10pm
Location: 1) Ocean Terminal Forecourt, Harbour City
2) Patio, 4/F, Ocean Centre, Harbour City
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212-213-4988
www.carolefeuerman.com
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