Hugh Taylor's Temporary Garden Pavilion Debuts at Festival International de Jardins in Grand-Métis
Hugh Taylor designed "Again, a Garden" for the Festival International de Jardins at the Jardins de Métis in Grand-Métis, Québec. The temporary pavilion consists of hundreds of logs sourced from the surrounding forest and aluminum plates that enclose a wildflower garden. It functions as both a physical and figurative structure for human and floral occupation. Visitors position themselves, literally and figuratively, among the logs and the life they contain. The installation is part of the festival's ongoing program.
Key facts
- Hugh Taylor designed the temporary installation "Again, a Garden".
- The installation is located at the Jardins de Métis in Grand-Métis, Québec.
- It was created for the Festival International de Jardins.
- The pavilion is made from hundreds of logs from the surrounding forest.
- Aluminum plates are used to enclose a wildflower garden within the structure.
- The design serves as both a physical and figurative space for human and floral occupation.
- Visitors experience the installation by positioning themselves among the logs and the life they contain.
- The project is a temporary garden installation.
Entities
Artists
- Hugh Taylor
Institutions
- Festival International de Jardins
- Jardins de Métis
Locations
- Grand-Métis
- Québec
- Canada