Nuit Blanche Toronto 2014-Walk Among The Worlds

Here are some of the photos of Nuit Blanche Toronto 2014-Walk Among The Worlds installation.

We didn’t really explore so many art installations last night, except the ones along Spadina Road and nearby streets/alleys. We started at almost midnight and was back home around 5:30 in the morning.

Going inside the Walk Among The Clouds installation was a long queue. We stood there for almost an hour in chilly / windy temperature. But, yeah, we survived. So, yay, for that!

Walk Among The Clouds is made up of 7,000 inflatable globes that dazzled art enthusiasts, artsy-fartsy people, and unsuspecting selfie whores.

Nuit Blanche Toronto 2014-Walk Among The Worlds

The inflatable globes formed into a cave-like eternity.

Selfies were everywhere. No one can really take a decent picture without people in the background.

Few globes were already deflated but they still managed to show their beauty.

It’s magical, isn’t it?

It’s simply wonderful!

Small globes, big globes form a domed ceiling.

Walk Among The Worlds is an installation by Argentinian Artist, Maximo Gomez.

This massive installation explores the effects and beauty of light and lightness.

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