Sustainable Living Festival Melbourne 2016

Planting Away

Our seedling (Thanks to Deb Punton @Greensong) and dressing them up in our take-away pots with single-use packaging made of paper and of plastic is a colourful adventure well for me at least as you know lately my art has been very monochromatic white or black (inspired by Louise Nevelson's works no doubt) and a love of my past work in the the Haute Couture and Parisian fashion of the 1980's.
This adventure is a fun break for a cause that is close to my Heart and Art.
So I will be at the Great Local Lunch this Sunday 14th February 2016 at 12.30pm for a fabulous occasion promoting gorgeous organic food a plenty and simple sustainable living.
If you would like to visit come around 11am when I will be setting up the table with Riki Eldenstein (SLF) whom invited me to participate in the making of a 200+ guests table centre piece.
Riki  has been working of several project for the Sustainable Living Festival and is organising this year's beautiful event The Great Local Lunch will take place along the Yarra River!

                                                                    
                                                                           Thank Riki for this photo

Event         Sunday 14 February 2016
Time          12.30pm
Place          Birrarung Mar - Fed Square precinct
Booking     slf.org

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