Photographer Alex Maeland explores beauty, change and stigma in his debut solo exhibition
Through a series of still life botanicals, Korean-born Atlanta-raised photographer Alex Maeland addresses the beauty, stigma and evolving perceptions of cannabis culture in his debut solo exhibition, Flower.
Showing at Gen.T Lister Greg McNamara's art space, McNamara Art Projects, in Wong Chuk Hang from March 3 to 16, Flower takes viewers on both a visual and introspective journey to explore one of the most prevalent and controversial subcultures of our time.
More than just a photography exhibition, Flower brings together a number of innovative and creative minds. Branded by Ariel Stark-Benz of Los Angeles lifestyle store Mister Green, the exhibition is a collaborative effort between the two and will introduce an exclusive tote bag made by streetwear label Chinatown Market.
The opening of Flower will take place on March 3 from 6 pm until 9 pm, with catering by Yardbird and Sunday's Grocery, complemented by a drinks programme by Fernet Hunter.
Flower will run from March 3-16 at McNamara Art Projects, 202, The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang, mcnartprojects.com