These photographs document hidden water run-offs in a transitional urban zone near the Los Angeles river. Over the course of a year they change with the seasons. In spring, they are lush and green. In the summer, they dry up completely. Aside from the natural element, nightly the gangs tag these spaces. Then during daytime, the city workers paint over the graffiti. There is a continuing dispute around these microcosms, over entitlements and space.
Capture format: medium and large format
Sizes available in editions of 10:
30″ x 30″ (76 cm x 76 cm) square
16″ x 16″ (40.5 cm x 40.5 cm) square
45″ x 35″ (114 cm x 89 cm)
24″ x 18.5″ (60 cm x 47 cm)
Exhibits
These photographs were exhibited at the Woodbury University Wedge Gallery in Glendale, California, curated by Louis Molino.
Limited edition chromogenic darkroom prints.
Print size: 16 x 16 inches
Paper size: 20 x 24 inches