

Several years
ago, Anna Schuleit created an installation of 28000 potted flowers in the Massachusetts Mental Health
Center just a week before the facility closed its doors after 91 years of operation. She chose flowers in bloom as psychiatric
patients do not receive flowers often during their hospital stay. It's her interpretation
of offering and transition. What I love about this project is that she filled the whole
building that generally gives the feel of sadness, pain and loneliness with
tons of beautiful, lively and happy flowers. A great contrast, don’t you
think? For some strange reason I can't stop looking at those images - very reflective. xo
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10 comments:
these pictures just made my day :D
Tina @ www.Tinacious.Me
How beautiful D. :)
If only our office looked like that.
xoxo
~Natasha Fatah~
~Natasha Fatah~
What a beautiful idea...
One of my most favorite motifs in art is interaction between man and nature, and this is fabulous. The ideas of flowers themselves have been institutionalized... so it's interesting she put them somewhere that institutionalized people.
Good find, girl!
Brilliant!
HiLLjO, that is really interesting!
This is so incredibly beautiful!
Love these beautiful flowers!
xo Mary Jo
I was going to say how I would love to be stuck in the hallway with the flowers and smell ... but maybe its best to just enjoy the pictures and her idea!
Totally know what you mean, Sara!
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