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Thursday October 10th, 2013

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Using blue, environmentally-safe pigment to cover 31 trees in the New Westminster location, Dimopoulos aimed to bring environmental consciousness and social action together through community participation. The project continued in Squamish and West Vancouver. The blue color was a means of altering perception, an eye-catching stimulant used to raise social consciousness about the role of trees as the lungs of the world, as trees are largely invisible in our busy daily lives.

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