Croatian artist, Ana Tzarev, has been installing a series of shiny, elegant 15-foot flower sculptures around the world since May 2012.
These giant fibreglass poppies have brightened galleries and public spaces as far afield as London, Rome, Shenzhen, Prague, Venice, Beijing, Singapore, Monte Carlo, New York and Santa Fe. The artist believes that art and beauty will open conversations between nations to foster mutual appreciation and hope. As these installations move around the world, she hopes that viewers will use the associated app to upload photos and share messages.
There are two of these “Love & Peace” flowers currently on display in London. The one seen here is at Canary Wharf, and the other is outside Tate Britain.
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wow those are really stunning, and I love the colors
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They certainly should stimulate conversation. They are eye catching.
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Wow. These are amazing.
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Scrumptious! Especially the second cropped image – such a rich red!
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And this was on a dull day!
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Nooooooooooooooo! Croatian artist??? I am so happy to see this. I wish she had displayed them on the streets of Zagreb! Thank you, Debbie!
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Seems she has displayed everywhere but her home country 😦
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Sounds like a typical Croatian unfortunately 😦
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