Still Point Arts Quarterly, ‘A Community Wall’

The first time I came across this community wall in a rough neighborhood in Oakland, California, I was struck by the extraordinary designs and composition, the patterns and layers of color and texture covering what began as a chain link fence. The images on the wall seemed to suggest layers of time:  ancient maps of Europe, regions of the USA, even imaginary trade routes.  When I returned a year later I saw that people had continued to add swaths of color and texture.  The wall was a living thing, with its own evolving beauty.

​Portfolio: scroll to pages 66-67
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Gallery images, the 3 images in 4th row down:
https://stillpointartgallery.myportfolio.com/making-a-mark-1?mc_cid=8d683bf33f&mc_eid=563b6803dc