Touro, Print

60x80 cm / 24x32″ - Vertical | Touro, Print

Powerlines

Anywhere there is people, there is probably powerlines around. A crucial piece of infrastructure that is often seen as messy or simply ignored, but a closer look at these littered lines will reveal a complex system.

This collection aims to highlight the tangled intricacies that exist all around us. These pieces elevate urban infrastructure and invite an observer to see the environment through a lens that appreciates the subtle beauty of our urban fabrics.

This is a print of a painting in the 1st breadth of Powerlines: Touro 

Touro.

A traditional New Orleans shotgun house is seen to left, overgrown foliage is visible to the right, and through the center you see powerlines and glimpses of a mid-rise hospital building. Inspired by a view found in the Touro neighborhood in New Orleans, this print displays the gritty clash of New Orleans architecture, urban infrastructure and layered density.