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Better done than perfect.

Photographics
  1. Covered Cars
  2. Float
  3. Gt thngs dn qkr
  4. Empty Lisbon
  5. Empty LA
  6. Okinawa Mirrors
  7. Punctum
  8. Medusa Machine
  9. Go Faster
  10. Car Reflections 1.0
  11. Car Reflections 2.0
  12. June 2nd
  13. Egg on Stairs
  14. House of Covers
  15. Hong Kong
  16. Introduction to Solids
  17. Kill Screen Magazine
  18. Santa Monica Incline
  19. Driveway
  20. Munitionsfabrik
  21. Griffith Observatory
  22. The Empire State
  23. Die deutsche Hauskuh
  24. LED Drawings

Typographics
  1. Pilot Letters
  2. Sohponho
  3. New Matricula
  4. Arabesque
  5. Medusa
  6. Typexperiments I
  7. Typexperiments II
  8. SKXAWNG!
  9. Lost Identity
  10. Moving Type
  11. YDM Poster Series
Mark
View from West 3rd Street/S Beaudry Ave onto Harbour Freeway (CA 110) through Downtown Los Angeles View from Walt Disney Concert Hall into Downtown View from 4th Street onto Santa Monica Freeway (Interstate 10) View from Barham Blvd/Cahuenga Blvd onto Hollywood Freeway (US 101) View from Santa Monica Blvd onto Hollywood Freeway (US 101) View from 6th Street Bridge onto 10 Freeway View from North Hill Street onto Santa Ana Freeway (US 101) View from Santa Monica Bluffs onto Pacific Coast Highway View from Santa Monica Bluffs onto Pacific Coast Highway towards Malibu View from Santa Monica Blvd onto Hollywood Freeway (US 101) View from Brentwood onto Sunset Bridge and San Diego Highway (Interstate 405) View from Brentwood onto San Diego Highway (Interstate 405)


’I would take the 101 to the 10 to the 405 for you.’ This sentence is not only a statement about driving on freeways in L.A., it is more an allegory for letting another person know they are much liked and appreciated. It’s a declaration of will to personally connect with people in a gigantic and wide-spread city that has no real center. While crawling bumper to bumper from one point of town to the other—sweating and swearing—most of the driver’s might fantasize about empty roads. The ’Empty LA’ series depict this entirely unrealistic situation.

Los Angelino drivers travel approximately 22.8 miles per person per day in the Los Angeles metropolitan area on 70.000 lane-miles of highways and arterial roads like Wilshire, Santa Monica Blvd, or the likes.