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In the winter of 2002–2003 she undertook a three-month residency in Sapporo, Japan, where she visited Heijwaro taki (Falls of Peace). These waterfalls on the outskirts of Sapporo are known for their natural beauty but also as a popular place for people intent on suicide. This is one of the several Falls of Peace sculptures that resulted from the visit: a garland usually associated with parties but made from translucent, funereal black fabric.
Newstead Abbey
Ravenshead
Title
Falls of Peace - version II
Date
2003
Medium
black synthetic organdie fabric
Accession number
FALOAN 104
Acquisition method
gift from the Contemporary Art Society, 2005
Work type
Sculpture
