Second Life For Trees

Presents

The Public Viewing Of

“Joe nee an Shu”

The Moreland Family of Port Perry is offering a rare opportunity for the public to view a private family tree sculpture, created by Adam Connolly of Second Life For Trees.

A majestic Maple tree still firmly rooted in the ground begins its Second Life as an eco-sculpture.

The Chinese Lunar symbols are captured on this sculpture celebrating the family birth dates and the anniversary of Ray and Marie Moreland.

Inspired by the colour and characters of the ancient Asian zodiac and Chinese Lunar symbols, this sculpture is filled with Adam’s unique flare of lines and vibrant colours defining each symbol.

Please join us in the celebration of this colourful eco-sculpture

Location:

Moreland Family Home

156 Cochrane St.
Port Perry, On

Date: Saturday September 13
Time: 11am
Rain Date: TBA

Adam Connolly – award winning eco-sculpture artist
well known for his community program
Second Life for Trees.
Exhibition October 4 – October 30, 2008

“Every piece of found wood has an Energy, a Spirit and a Story. My passion is to find the essence of the piece…I look at a cedar root, and I see an eagle. I want to set him free…to see him fly. That’s my greatest joy…to release something unexpected from the wood, so that you can see it too.” – Adam Connolly

You are cordially invited to the Artist’s Reception

Date: October 4, 2008

Time: 1 – 4 pm

Kent Farndale Gallery
Scugog Memorial Public Library
231 Water Street
Box 1049
Port Perry, ON L9L 1A8
(905) 985-7686