public art series

Harvested Journeys

Welcome to the world observed through my eyes, as I take strides alongside vestiges of americana and ancient paths. Preserving their ever-changing landscapes in prose, in hopes to revitalize their once supreme pasts.

  • The  Original  McDonald’s  Museum  Flaunts Pertinent Authenticity

    McDonald’s Hamburgers fast-food chain will be turning 69 on December 12, 2017. What does this Americana approach to eating on the go say about our history and relationship to food and seizing “the dream”? I reflect on a visit back in 2016 to the ‘Historic Site of the Original McDonald’s’ museum…as it garishly represents itself…

  • Grandma  Prisbrey  &  The  Delicate  Uncovering  of  a Bottle Village

    The proverbial context of “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is laced with so many indirect depictions of truth that almost all humans can relate and find identification. There are a few artists who illustrate this direct translation and run with the concept in the most unlikely of places. Case in point, Tressa “Grandma”…

  • Judy  Baca’s  Influence  Radically  Dictates  an  Acute  Manifestation  of  History  in  The  Great  Wall  of Los Angeles

    Cement and asphalt comprise main factions of Los Angeles’ urbanscape. Compartmentalizing dwellings to inhabitants, corresponding endless routines intertwining and flowing in simultaneous congregation. What stands apart from LA’s concrete vernacular from other major metropolitan areas is “The History of California” aka the Great Wall of Los Angeles -colloquially known as the LA river murals.