Year of the Fire Horse | Harrison’s Frame
Gong Hei Fat Choy!
Today marks the Lunar New Year, and according to the Chinese zodiac, we now enter the year of the Fire Horse. Chinese New Year is a two-week celebration also known as Spring Festival; a time for family, renewal and prosperity. In traditional Chinese culture, the horse symbolizes strength, speed, courage, loyalty, freedom and talent.
This week, we are featuring works from our two artists with Chinese heritage, Zhong Chen, and Dai Li, in addition to Anne-Marie Zanetti’s Mandarin Reveal (symbolising wealth and prosperity during the Lunar New Year) and Leonie Barton’s A Warmer Shed For Two, featuring predominantly red (the colour of good fortune and joy in Chinese culture).
