(QNO) - An exhibition space for unique artworks from discarded firewood has just been opened in Dong Na hamlet, Cam Ha commune, Hoi An city (Quang Nam province) by Le Ngoc Thuan.
The space covers an area of more than 2,000m², surrounded by environmentally friendly materials such as wood, paintings with thousands of artworks such as zodiac animals, statues of Co Tu ethnic people, ancient houses, Chua Cau (Japanese Covered Bridge), marine creatures...A foreigner at the exhibitionThese hand-made pieces of art are made from firewood drifting in the flood.At the exhibition, visitors can learn how to make a wooden sculpture by local artists.A wooden buffalo or a zodiac animalwooden fishesA foreign child learns how to colour a wooden miniature Chua CauMr. Thuan wants to talk about the story of environmental protection and green community-based tourism via artworks. Furthermore, local people and visitors may see the journey of firewood in floods.
