The Butterfly Effect – Grahamstown National Arts Festival Posted on 24 July 2009 Tags:Grahamstown, South Africa The National Arts Festival in Grahamstown was a huge success this year. Great actors, musicians, Djs and artists all singing their hearts out. The Festival drew all kinds of creative types from all over South Africa- Like a moths to a flame. Using the town as the setting I created an artwork called “the butterfly effect”. Using found materials from the town’s landfill, the artworks intention was to symbolize a small change in the dynamics of an interconnected system. Like a mouse that starts an avalanche, like a fish that causes a Tsunami and like a butterfly that causes a hurricane “Through the process of transformation this “rubbish” can be re-born into a second life, inspiring the flight of our soul in the mind’s eye.” For the full story and more pictures please see my personal blog: http://simontothemax.blogspot.com/ Related Posts The Marine welcomes festival goers at the Fynarts festival 30 May 2023 Hermanus will be hosting the 11th FynArts Festival from 10 to 19 June 2023. The programme includes... read more 7 countries that celebrate Easter differently to South Africa 2 April 2023 Here's how some nations are observing the Easter holiday in colourful, epic and sometimes head-scratchingly... read more The Laailou Music Festival is coming to Paarl this November 21 October 2022 There's a new Afrikaans festival on the block! The TopWineRoots Laailou Music Festival is gearing... read more PREV ARTICLE
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