Lyndi Sales will be exhibiting at SLICK 11, Esplanade of the Palais de Tokyo and the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris 11-13, av. President Wilson 75116 Paris France
An instalation will be up from the 17th to 23rd October

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159/295 Salzburg

3000 x 150 x3000 mm (H x W x L). Medium paper, Vilene, bamboo, string and wood. 2007

159/295 Salzburg

3000 x 150 x3000 mm (H x W x L). Medium paper, Vilene, bamboo, string and wood. 2007

Slick 11
Running parallel to her solo show, her installation 159/295 will be presented in the projects section of Slick 11 art fair (20-23 October 2011). An emblematic piece, this magnificent Phoenix ready for take-off is composed of 159 paper kites. Borrowing from heraldic and religious iconography, suspended using red thread, the kites refer to the 159 people on board South African airlines flight number 295 which fell to the abyss of the Indian Ocean in 1987 and later became known as Helderberg. 159/295 alludes to the Chinese traditional ceremony of commemoration where kites are released into the sky to symbolize the thoughts of the living towards the dead. According to this tradition, the kites carry the grief, good predictions replace mourning.

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