What are the hopes and dreams of our children? What is their
vision for our future? A work about aspiration, unity and a
collective voice, Fly Me Up To Where You Are begins with
Auckland's children and culminates in the heart of our city in a
riot of colour.
Fly Me Up 2min Trailer
from Tiffany Singh on Vimeo.
Using participation, collaboration and materials drawn from
common rituals, Tiffany Singh explores the power of art to build a
community. Inspired by the ancient Tibetan tradition of prayer
flags, Fly Me Up To Where You Are gathers the hopes and
dreams of thousands of Auckland's school children in the form of
hand-painted dream flags created in workshops with the artist.
Their flags are united in a stunning public installation,
transforming Aotea Square with a mass of joyous colour.
See the story of the work's creation told through stunning
photography and film by Robert George, and make a flag to add to
the work, in the accompanying exhibition Fly Me Up to Where You Are: Te Waharoa at
Ponsonby Road's Artstation.
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