Artist Noppawan Nusansiri designed this colorful elephant to represent fish, a symbol that denotes positive feng shui in Asia. The statue is part of the "Elephant Parade" exhibit currently on display around Hong Kong.
Elephants everywhere —
Artist Noppawan Nusansiri designed this colorful elephant to represent fish, a symbol that denotes positive feng shui in Asia. The statue is part of the "Elephant Parade" exhibit currently on display around Hong Kong.
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Beyond malls, the elephants can be found in office buildings, outdoor spaces and hotel lobbies. This one -- "Sunny" by Cristiano Cascelli -- sits in a residential area near Hong Kong's City Plaza.
Urban art safari —
Beyond malls, the elephants can be found in office buildings, outdoor spaces and hotel lobbies. This one -- "Sunny" by Cristiano Cascelli -- sits in a residential area near Hong Kong's City Plaza.
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"Elephants Never Forget Cookies," by David Harvath and Sun-Min Kim, is a colorful piece anyone with a sweet tooth can appreciate.
Elephants Never Forget Cookies —
"Elephants Never Forget Cookies," by David Harvath and Sun-Min Kim, is a colorful piece anyone with a sweet tooth can appreciate.
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Marc Split met baby Mosha in Chang Mai, Thailand. She was Marc's inspiration for the urban art project.
Mosha, elephant of inspiration —
Marc Split met baby Mosha in Chang Mai, Thailand. She was Marc's inspiration for the urban art project.
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"Hearts in Nature" by Luka Boonkerd Kaewdee captures the strength and delicacy of the elephant. The metallic sculpture sold at auction for HK$250,000 ($32,255), the most any of the elephants fetched.
Elephant elegance —
"Hearts in Nature" by Luka Boonkerd Kaewdee captures the strength and delicacy of the elephant. The metallic sculpture sold at auction for HK$250,000 ($32,255), the most any of the elephants fetched.
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"Angel" by Yu Jordy Fu captures the grace of elephants moving in the wild. The sculpture consists of more than 1,000 elephants walking and playing on a "cloud."
Elephant grace —
"Angel" by Yu Jordy Fu captures the grace of elephants moving in the wild. The sculpture consists of more than 1,000 elephants walking and playing on a "cloud."
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Hong Kong star couple Donnie Yen and Cecilia Wang designed "Shine Bright" with Elephant Parade creative director Diana Francis. It sold at auction for HK$170,000 ($21,933). The money will be donated to the Heep Hong Society, an organization providing training and education to special needs children and their families.
Painting a brighter tomorrow —
Hong Kong star couple Donnie Yen and Cecilia Wang designed "Shine Bright" with Elephant Parade creative director Diana Francis. It sold at auction for HK$170,000 ($21,933). The money will be donated to the Heep Hong Society, an organization providing training and education to special needs children and their families.
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Artist Turdsak Phiromgrapak's "Star of the Harbor" was inspired by Hong Kong's iconic Star Ferry. This elephant looks like it's ready to take off, possibly at a faster pace than the ferry it's designed after.
Star Ferry elephant —
Artist Turdsak Phiromgrapak's "Star of the Harbor" was inspired by Hong Kong's iconic Star Ferry. This elephant looks like it's ready to take off, possibly at a faster pace than the ferry it's designed after.
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Diane von Furstenberg's "Love is Life" elephant design might not be wearing one of her iconic wrap dresses, but it does embody the designer's love of color and print.
DVF's designer elephant —
Diane von Furstenberg's "Love is Life" elephant design might not be wearing one of her iconic wrap dresses, but it does embody the designer's love of color and print.
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Hong Kong is a battleground for shark conservation. Sharon Kwok created 'Sharkaphant' to merge the two animals, inspired by her hopes for a sustainable future. Proceeds from this one will be donated to <a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2Faqua-meridian.com%2Fen%2F" target="_blank" target="_blank">Aqua Meridien</a>.
Saving two animals in one —
Hong Kong is a battleground for shark conservation. Sharon Kwok created 'Sharkaphant' to merge the two animals, inspired by her hopes for a sustainable future. Proceeds from this one will be donated to Aqua Meridien.
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