Exhibition at “exhibit a”
This is part 3 of “Spirit of the Leaves” currently on display with part 1 and 2 and three other pieces of work at “exhibit a”
25 King Street, Frome, Somerset. The exhibition runs until October 10 , 2009
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your work always has such wonderful flow and color. These leaves turning into birds is fantastic and I love the way the gold birds look as if the sun is shinning on them
I love this piece!