| TITLE | Emerald City |
| YEAR | 2026 |
| MEDIUM | Linocut Relief Print |
| ORIENTATION | Vertical |
| HEIGHT | 30 inches / 76.2 cm |
| WIDTH | 24 inches / 61 cm |
| AVAILABILITY | Art For the People Gallery |
For a long time, I have found petroleum facilities visually interesting. I traveled past some of them at night on a road trip with my family and was fascinated by all their lights and how they looked against the night sky. Something about them looks out of place with other earthly structures.
In August 2025, I traveled from my home in San Antonio, TX to Corpus Christi, TX for a print exhibition. After getting out of the city, the scenery flattens out to the Coastal Plain. There are miles of grasslands, some scrub brush, and tilled fields with towns dotted along the freeway. As the freeway gets closer to the Gulf of Mexico, there are petroleum facilities that just pop up against the otherwise pastoral landscape.
The facility is abstracted out of the landscape and mirrored to bring attention to the geometry and other worldliness of the shapes.


