Aurora by Jamie Pearson and Lemma Redda
LONDON – In an attempt to transform a public space, 1500 translucent hula-hoops were suspended from trees in London’s Victoria Park.
By day Aurora's hoops appear to hang effortlessly amongst the tree’s canopy, thanks to a rigi
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