A plein air painting of a row of mailboxes beside Highway One along Monterey's Big Sur coast of Central California

Information Superhighway

I don’t know why, but the thought of a credit card bill, or bank statement, or some foreboding notice from the IRS sitting in one of these little metal boxes getting absolutely gob-hammered by winter storms just seems so absurd and yet so right- as if nature herself was seeking revenge on the entire economic system that invented things like tourists and plastic bottles and junk mail. Just another roadside scene of daily life on the information superhighway.


Information Superhighway


Original Size: 12" x 12"
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year Painted: 2020

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Method: Plein Air
Date Painted: 02/20/2020
Region: The California Coast > Central California > Monterey
Road Trip: Big Sur 2020

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Access Logitics: Awkwardly Close to Cars or Trains, The Shoulder of a Busy Road/Highway
Anthropological Hazards: Crowds with Lots of Questions


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