A Poem, A Garden
Public art intervention commissioned by Alserkal Arts Foundation
Steel stems, Acrylic, Wind chimes
A Poem, A Garden is an installation inspired by poetic free verse, where the artist has planted steel stems, each carrying a line from a poem. Each fragment, which he considers a seed, is accompanied by dangling charms that represent light, safety, strength, and belonging as they catch the wind and light.
You are invited to start and finish reading the poem in multiple ways, creating your own narrative through an imagined maze, freely connecting the verses.
Part of Alserkal Arts Foundation’s Homecoming | A space for you, curated by Janine Gaelle Dieudji.
