New art at Heathrow Terminal 4's tube station celebrates refugees' through food and nature
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from ianVisits7 months ago
The artwork, named A Taste of Home, connects migration, memory, and plant knowledge, influenced by refugees and asylum seekers near Heathrow, reflecting on how people carry home in food and plants.
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The installation features poetic fragments, food ingredients, and botanical art, expanding on Gregory's photographic collage technique, influenced by the history of staff-created station gardens.
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Eleanor Pinfield from Art on the Underground highlights the significance of the artwork location at Heathrow Terminal 4, symbolizing the gateway to London for millions of people.
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