Les fleurs sont partout : Le jardin du centre-ville

A project carried out by LNDMRK

Get a sneak peek of the large-scale sculpture “Les fleurs sont partout : Le jardin du centre-ville” before it’s installed, through a new augmented reality filter.

Head to 770 Sherbrooke Street West (corner of Sherbrooke Street West and McGill College Avenue) and scan the QR code on site, or activate the Instagram filter in the comfort of your own home, for a limited time. Experience only available on mobile.

Experience the magic of AR here!

Stay tuned! This permanent installation will be unveiled soon.

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Photo Credit: Les Productions LNDMRK Inc.

The project in a nutshell

These giant steel metallic flowers designed and imagined by LeBicar, the artist, will contribute to improving the experience of workers in the area in order to create a welcoming place to meet up with friends, colleagues and family.

Manufactured by Elephant Play and illuminated by the expertise of Lucion Media, LeBicar will use flowers to remind passers-by that despite the current context, there is beauty and goodness in the little things surrounding them.

“My work with flowers is based on a quote from Henri Matisse who said, ‘There are flowers everywhere for those who want to see them.’ It is also a simple symbol that everyone knows and that allows me to share my optimistic vision of the world. A flower is fragile, but also very powerful. Keep your eyes open, flowers are everywhere!”.– LeBicar

Visit and discover!

When?

This permanent installation will be unveiled soon.

Where?

770 Sherbrooke Street West, Montréal QC H3A 1G1 – The artwork will be displayed at the corner of Sherbrooke West and McGill College streets.

McGill station

Production credits

Production and curation:

LNDMRK

Designer and artist:

LeBicar

Sculpture fabricators:

Elephant Play

Lighting:

Lucion Media Inc.

Collaborator:

Groupe Mach

About “I love working downtown”: A Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal initiative

The “I love working downtown” initiative, carried out with the support of the Ministère de l’Économie et de l’Innovation, aims to deploy actions to accelerate the revival of downtown Montréal. As part of this initiative, the Chamber is focusing on supporting creative projects in private and semi-private spaces to enhance the downtown core’s attractiveness as a place to work.