After typing in the title for this installment of my blog a vision of a post-apocalyptic world sprang into my mind. Myself
scaling decaying glass, steel and cement structures, heading towards the nearest forest cover where my feet will eventually reach an expanse of natures most beautiful creation, grass. I can
imagine the damp cool feeling between my toes and the comfort of the slight give of the soil beneath my feet. There may or may not be zombies in the vicinity, or the threat of an unknown military
attack that I will somehow miraculously survive through again, but in that moment I am happy.
Okay, I digress greatly. This is all coming to mind after participating in the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibit for the past three days and standing on a cement square for 30 + hours. My feet are KILLING
me. STILL. I should have mentioned before my strange tangent that you should probably just skip through to my pictures and captions for a normal post about some of my most current work. If
you are one of the lucky ones you have done that already. In all seriousness though, grass is marvelous and if you need convincing please borrow, rent or buy the Planet Earth series to watch the segment about grass. Your welcome.
I would like to thank everyone who came out to visit and support me, anyone who bought any of my work, stopped by to give me treats, or lent a helping hand during the show. If you are
stumbling across this after taking away one of my postcards please do not hesitate to contact me with questions or comments concerning my work. After wandering through my blog a bit your
will most likely notice that I love creating custom pieces so don't hesitate to get in touch for a special creation! alexis.glaciale@gmail.com
