In her project, S O R Ġ I, Anna Horváth draws attention to the loss of architectural heritage, while also criticising the developing construction industry.
The furniture will be placed in Malta’s public spaces to remind everyone of the amount of waste and debris currently generated by the construction industry. Pieces from the collection are on display at the Eco Solidarity online exhibition and can also be seen live by guests at the Phoenecia Hotel in Malta, next to the hotel pool. Here, the artist will also give private guided tours of her work, some of which will be displayed in public spaces, others will be available for purchase, and larger pieces will be recreated by Anna Horváth on commission.
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