Floating Dreams: river art installation next to Millennium Bridge
A large-scale floating art installation can be seen alongside the Millennium Bridge this month as part of the annual Totally Thames festival.
Floating Dreams installation @TotallyThames pic.twitter.com/JzaGzVFTCk
— London SE1 (@se1) September 2, 2016
'Floating Dreams' is by multimedia artist Ik-Joong Kang from South Korea.
Constructed from 500 miniature drawings and illuminated from within, the three-storey-high lantern structure acts as a memorial to the millions displaced and divided during the Korean War (1950-53), and a symbol of hope for the reunification of North and South Korea.
The installation will be in place until the end of September as part of the annual Totally Thames season.
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