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The concept of this Train Graffiti series, is to offer art patrons documented graffiti'd train cars and meld them into whole compositional works with exacting detail from small hobo graffiti down to the fine detail of the car structures themselves.
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"Live Free (be free)" is a freight car graffiti mashup in shallow shadow box form that includes my own tags/imagery added in. The central image is a closeup of a section of one side of a freight car… graffiti'd, rusted and worn. This work is a tribute to the freight writers and the great risk they take to make the trains moving art galleries for humanity. All of these works are archival pigment prints mounted on acrylic primed reused or tri-wall corrugated cardboard, varnished and ready to hang.
Sandy Sanders, born and raised in San Francisco and trained at the Art Center College of Design and Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, is a multi-disciplinary artist who blends painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, digital media and installation works. His mixed media works and installations, conceptual appropriateness, and a gritty street-smart aesthetic, explore themes of social connectedness, abstraction vs. representation/realism, as seen through the lens of visual object making. He seeks to immerse viewers in thought-provoking, mysterious, and contemplative experiences—inviting respite from a hectic post-modern world, or engagement with important social issues of the day.