Dragons For Harmony 

Stand in front of the Draco sculpture  
 
Look at yourself in the mirror with the Dragon  
 
Quieten your mind and become one with the Dragon 
 
Contemplate peace 
 
Make a wish to Dragon 
 
Take a selfie in the Draco sculpture mirror  
 
Post it on your social media account with the hashtag #dragonsforpeace 

Event/Project Type: Contemplation 

Event/Project Description: Dragons for Peace is a contemplative exercise which asks participants to visit the Draco sculpture at The Studio on the grounds of QVMAG Inveresk. You can participate anytime you wish. 
 
Stand in front of the Draco sculpture  
 
Look at yourself in the mirror with the Dragon  
 
Quieten your mind and become one with the Dragon 
 
Contemplate peace 
 
Make a wish to Dragon 
 
Take a selfie in the Draco sculpture mirror  
 
Post it on your social media account with the hashtag #dragonsforpeace 
 
Draco is the name of the constellation of the dragon which circumnavigates the pole star where, in accordance with ancient mythology, newly dead Kings travel to attain immortality. This constellation is associated with immortality because it's stars, being circumpolar, never set and can therefore be seen in the heavens all year round. Symbolically, the dragon is also the guardian of the mythical tree of life which features in mythology the world over, where it serves as a protector of the cosmic egg. The ouroboros is a dragon or serpent swallowing its own tail and usually describes a circle symbolising eternity, rebirth and resurrection. 

Venue: The Studio, outside wall facing carpark, QVMAG Inveresk grounds, Invermay Cultural Precinct 

Opening hours of your venue: 24 hours 
 
You can participate anytime you wish 
 
Extra fun at night when Draco is illuminated 

Does your venue have wheelchair access: Yes 

Do people need to book for this event? : No 

Draco is a sculptural installation by artist Karen Revie for Interweave Arts and Streets Alive generously funded by Palliative Care Tasmania through the Australian Government Better Access to Palliative Care in Tasmania program 

Karen Revie holographiclounge@gmail.com