Heather and Ivan Morison
19 Jun - 18 Oct 2009
HEATHER AND IVAN MORISON
"I am so sorry. Goodbye"
19 June 2009 - 18 October 2009
Barbican Waterside
Tickets: Free admission
Time: Open daily 11am–8pm (except wed 11am–6pm). Late night every thu until 10pm
I am so sorry. Goodbye explores the relationship between the built environment and nature. The double-domed pavilion takes its inspiration from the structures built by utopian communities in the west coast of the US in the 1970s. Designed as a tea house, I am so sorry. Goodbye provides a place of rest and shelter, where one is served hibiscus tea, a beverage popular in various parts of the world and thought to have medicinal properties. A transparent dome at the top of the structure alludes to a spaceship or futuristic aircraft, a vehicle which might transport one away from a time or place of catastrophe.
"I am so sorry. Goodbye"
19 June 2009 - 18 October 2009
Barbican Waterside
Tickets: Free admission
Time: Open daily 11am–8pm (except wed 11am–6pm). Late night every thu until 10pm
I am so sorry. Goodbye explores the relationship between the built environment and nature. The double-domed pavilion takes its inspiration from the structures built by utopian communities in the west coast of the US in the 1970s. Designed as a tea house, I am so sorry. Goodbye provides a place of rest and shelter, where one is served hibiscus tea, a beverage popular in various parts of the world and thought to have medicinal properties. A transparent dome at the top of the structure alludes to a spaceship or futuristic aircraft, a vehicle which might transport one away from a time or place of catastrophe.