Now on exhibit at The Current gallery in Stowe Vermont.

While wandering the wasteland, Alice discovers something remarkable. She stops under the limb of a giant dead tree, perhaps hoping to find some shade. But remarkably, she discovers something GREEN! Yes, a small plant is growing among the remains of the devastated landscape. For the first time, in a great long time, she allows herself to hope.

This sculpture is made of wood & paper mache and paint with a pewter figure. The plant is made of brass with green paint.

This sculpture ships free to the contiguous 48 US states. If you need to have it shipped somewhere else, let me know the address, and I can give you a shipping quote.

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The “Alice” series allows for a measure of hope …never-the-less ….. we must remind ourselves that without massive efforts by people to reverse the course of the unfolding climate catastrophe, there is no hope for the future.

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This sculpture is currently not for sale on this website. It is on exhibition at The Current art gallery in Stowe, VT … and may be purchased from The Current (until the show ends). If you wish to purchase it, contact https://www.thecurrentnow.org/ .

Please reduce your carbon footprint, encourage others to do the same, and support political/governmental efforts to slow, and perhaps even reverse the unfolding calamity.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this sculpture will be donated to https://350.org, Bill McKibbens’ not for profit.

If you don’t purchase this sculpture, please make your own contribution to https://350.org, or to a similar organization.