Pasting

This is the reason for everything. Gallion finds the strongest element of her work in being able to share it with the community. What first started as a means of direction, getting around town, morphed into a powerful form of public commentary. In this ever-changing world, Gallion feels it is important to connect with people in the most tangible way: put it in the streets. Wheat pasting becomes more than just an art form; it is an act of personal freedom and self-expression. It’s accessible, it’s spontaneous, and it’s a direct conversation with the public. It costs the public nothing, it’s fun, and it’s mostly legal—allowing creativity to thrive outside the boundaries of traditional spaces.