The Stacks is inspired by the history of freeways in Los Angeles. Home to the first stack (four level) interchange in the world, mid-century Los Angeles  depicted freeways on postcards, proudly declaring her car city status. The building of key freeways such as this one paved over a once connected Los Angeles, with the car replacing trains and trams that connected communities to vital resources and to one another.

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Each piece: Acrylic on laser-cut Yupo paper. 10 x 13 in, 2019

The Stacks is inspired by the history of freeways in Los Angeles. Home to the first stack (four level) interchange in the world, mid-century Los Angeles  depicted freeways on postcards, proudly declaring her car city status. The building of key freeways such as this one paved over a once connected Los Angeles, with the car replacing trains and trams that connected communities to vital resources and to one another.

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Each piece: Acrylic on laser-cut Yupo paper. 10 x 13 in, 2019

The Stacks is inspired by the history of freeways in Los Angeles. Home to the first stack (four level) interchange in the world, mid-century Los Angeles  depicted freeways on postcards, proudly declaring her car city status. The building of key freeways such as this one paved over a once connected Los Angeles, with the car replacing trains and trams that connected communities to vital resources and to one another.

Click on images below to view full screen.

Each piece: Acrylic on laser-cut Yupo paper.
10 x 13 in, 2019

The Stacks is inspired by the history of freeways in Los Angeles. Home to the first stack (four level) interchange in the world, mid-century Los Angeles  depicted freeways on postcards, proudly declaring her car city status. The building of key freeways such as this one paved over a once connected Los Angeles, with the car replacing trains and trams that connected communities to vital resources and to one another.

Click on images below to view full screen.

Each piece: Acrylic on laser-cut Yupo paper. 10 x 13 in, 2019

The Stacks is inspired by the history of freeways in Los Angeles. Home to the first stack (four level) interchange in the world, mid-century Los Angeles  depicted freeways on postcards, proudly declaring her car city status. The building of key freeways such as this one paved over a once connected Los Angeles, with the car replacing trains and trams that connected communities to vital resources and to one another.

Click on images below to view full screen.

Each piece: Acrylic on laser-cut Yupo paper.
10 x 13 in, 2019