We'll look at just a couple of graffiti paintings on bridges. This one is on the pile cap of the 1950s era Carquinez Truss Bridge. I wonder if the gray paint behind the graffiti was applied by the artist or by Caltrans to remove an earlier painting?
This is a common style of graffiti in which the artist's name is embellished in text so intricate that I cannot read it (If you know what it says, please let me know). What I like is how the image starts out rather benign, but grows progressively more savage and bloody before returning to civility.
This is a common style of graffiti in which the artist's name is embellished in text so intricate that I cannot read it (If you know what it says, please let me know). What I like is how the image starts out rather benign, but grows progressively more savage and bloody before returning to civility.
Painted Bridges - The Carquinez Bridge by Mark Yashinsky is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
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