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If you loved what you saw at the Boston Show, here is your chance to see more and purchase some of the sculpture that was displayed!

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Have a great Easter weekend!

Photos from the Boston Flower & Garden Show 2013

Here are some photos of the collaborative efforts of myself and La Vita Bella Garden Design at the recent Boston Flower & Garden Show!

All photos were taken by Merry Perry Design, Copyright 2013.

Come and see what we're doing at the Boston Flower & Garden Show!

    

Wednesday, March 13 to Sunday March 17, 2013                        Seaport World Trade Center                                Boston, MA 02210 Seeds of Change The theme - Seeds of Change - will showcase how the region’s best green thumbs are fearlessly embracing new plants, methods and materials to increase the beauty, the bountiful harvest and the ecological friendliness of their gardens and outdoor spaces. Exhibitors Angela Rose and La Vita Bella Garden Design present  Beneath, a sculpture garden inspired by the shapes, forms and textures found on the ocean floor.   Undulating metal tubing sculpture and sensuous plant specimens that thrive on natural rainfall demonstrate the ecological principals of wise water usage for the artful garden.

  

3-D Continuous Line Drawings

3-D continuous line drawings made with electrical metal tubing (EMT) and repurposed aluminum cable...to explore the ideas of balance, impermanence and interconnectedness.  

This one seems to defy gravity.

Front View

 Same 3-D drawing (above), side view

HERITAGE MUSEUMS AND GARDENS, Whimsical Garden Gates Exhibit, May 19-Sept 30, 2012

             

 

                  Welcome to Our World              10' x 2' x 6'       

 

A collaboration by artist Angela Rose

and garden designer Lauren L. Miklavic

Appearances 2012 - Outdoor Installation Provincetown, MA.

"Appearances" 

Clapps Pond, Provincetown, MA. 

April 2012

 

 

The following two photos of my installation were taken 3 weeks apart in April.

 



 

 

ART - NATURE - TIME

 

 

 

 

 

     To entice the pedestrian off the beaten trail and down to  the water's edge, is the aim.  The sculpture's silvery color blends in with the winter plants just as they are about to turn green for summer.


    As the plants leaf out, the metal sculptures  become more visible, documenting the passage of time.