Returned to visit the HOTA again on my way home today. Stopped to say hi to Tuxedo Borobi on my way in.

I love that exhibitions change so you get to see new things every now and again. Today's fave treasures within were:
- a panel piece artwork copying Eugene Von Geurard's landscape that reminded me of the Snowy Mountains in early Summer,
- a high school students depiction of the deaths of a child labour factory overseas with names and dates sewn in individual fabric pieces, which fade into forgottenn ess the higher they go up the wall.
- the views of the ocean peeping out between the skyscrapers from the 5th floor.
- the feltwork of one of the Triennial artists.
- shadows of a sign sculpture and a bird sculpture.
- a bowl of magpies and mandarins.

Thanks for the Borobi hunt.
Pics of some of the above are attached.

Rated: for Overall Experience.