Interesting to see how neighbourhoods deal with and build around necessary infrastructure. For a short video oil rigs/nodding donkeys tucked in and around Beverly Hills …



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My first was a beat up, lime green 1968 Chrysler Newport bought for $390 from a used car dealer in Sante Fe – my …
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Jostling for space with Chinese expats renewing their travel documentation; jaded business folks trying for a quick turn-around; tour group reps processing dozens at a …
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Credit card brands appearing directly on this Beverly Hills parking meter. Most of us will have grown used to parking meters being an everyday part of …
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Every city has pockets that remain resolutely somewhere else. The manwhabang tucked in the back of the Wilshire Gramercy Plaza Shopping Center is such a …
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On St Valentines day, over the Westside, Los Angeles.
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What it takes for a generic container to feel like it is part of the brand’s experience? Take away packaging for Clementine Bakery, Los Angeles.
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Its difficult to imagine a more perfectly balanced graffitied waste bin – nothing to add, nothing to take away.
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The notion that the forces of nature are constant. And if the message was written in iron rich ink, how it would evolve/dissolve over time?
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