Photo by Paula Fava
Street Art Photo by Paula Fava
Photo by Paula Fava
Photo by Paula Fava
Jeanne, Alexis and Cynthia
Photo by Paula Fava
Photo by Paula Fava
Photo by Paula Fava
On one of our many walks around town, we stumbled upon A. Falgar, who was making these incredible paper maiche figures for the DOD celebrations. He was very kind when we interrupted his work to show us through his gallery. We continued to see him as we dragged more pilgrims back to his gallery to share his beautiful paper figures, as well as his grande paintings using marble dust. We saw one of his installations in a hotel that was just magnificent.
Kathie Vezzani 
OMGODDESS – these are just wonderful photos Kathie. Know you had a FABULOUS time and am anxiously awaiting receipt of the angel you brought back for me :).
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You are so funny. I did bring you back something, though.
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Wowzer looks like sooo much fun
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You would have had a blast, Betti. Looking forward to seeing posts about your trip.
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These are beautiful. I can only imagine how they are in person. Thanks for sharing these wonders.
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There’s more coming, Amy. Just waiting for some pictures from one of the pilgrims.
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Love this collection of photos, especially the paper mache figures, as I don’t recall seeing the four in the top left photo when I got there!
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He moved these after the open house. Glad I could show them to you.
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sheer gorgeousness!!
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I agree. The paper figurines were awesome in person.
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These images are so evocative – it looks like you were surrounded by inspiration and took full advantage of it!
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As an artist, when you walked into the studio with those figurines surrounding you, it just made the hair on your arms stand up.
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This artist must have left you speechless. You’re so lucky to have seen his work.
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It did, Lucky. I had to give him a hug because I was so moved.
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