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Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh

Limited Edition
Edition of 2

Year
2018

Image Size 
80 x 120 cm

Architect Vann Molyvann was monumental in creating the New Khmer style of architecture after Kampuchea secured independence in 1953. French mannerisms cloaked the city and a new direction was needed. A blend of Modern and traditional Angkor, the new built environment landed Phnom Penh the moniker 'Pearl of the East'. But today only a handful of Molyvann's masterpieces remain, the land beneath them sold out to foreign contractors to build new condos no one wants to live in. The National Olympic Stadium has, so far, survived this erasure of pre-war Khmer identity. Each day, this open public space is frequented by the community as a place to exercise, rest or simply observe. Despite its name, the stadium has never hosted an Olympic Games.

︎ Framed — AUD 1200
︎ Unframed — AUD 760
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Details
These fine art prints are printed on 100% cotton rag and framed in sustainably sourced Victorian Ash hardwood. Frames are made and assembled by hand in Melbourne by the team at Format Framing.

Environment
For every print ordered, I will plant a tree in Australia on your behalf through One Tree Planted.
One Tree Planted is currently working with local partners in New South Wales to restore wildlife habitat and protect native trees species after the unprecedented damage caused by the wildfires of early 2020. By supporting this reforestation project, you are rebuilding a healthy, climate-resilient ecosystem for koalas and other wildlife, while also ensuring the survival of endemic plants. One Tree Planted aims to plant over six million trees across the country in 2020.


Shipping
Prices include standard shipping in Australia. Delivery is tracked, and all work is insured against loss or damage.
Each order is printed on demand. Please allow two weeks delivery time.

Delivery is 100% carbon neutral.

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