GE and London’s National Gallery just unveiled an ecomaginative collaboration – an installation of Van Gogh’s famous A Wheatfield with Cypresses, made from over 8,000 living plants and on display on the western side of the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. The green doesn’t stop there: GE also contributed Jencacher cogeneration heat and power engines that will help reduce the Gallery’s carbon footprint. Check out the photos below to see how Van Gogh’s vision bloomed again. The first photo is the actual painting:
http://www.gereports.com/van-gogh-ecomagination-style/
That is such a great idea. It would be a wonderful project for schools to do...maybe on a smaller scale of course.
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