OCEANWIDE PLAZA BILLION $ PRINT

Description

OCEANWIDE PLAZA TOWERS BILLION DOLLAR PRINT.

I went into this graffiti mega structure and found a beautiful architecture blueprint plan. We didn't find anymore of these plans. A little piece of history.

I quickly got it scanned, vectored then printed. I then smashed each one with waterbased spraypaint and a hose. These beautiful layers emerge still revealing the original blueprint underneath.

Each one is an original piece within this series.

This is an original painting and a hand pulled Serigraph on archival paper

Roughly 38" x 27" in Each print is hand deckled and sizes slightly vary.

Signed and numbered

Very limited.

Short story:
What a time to be alive! Did you hear about this new spot?! The OCEANWIDE PLAZA billion dollar disaster. It's a MEGA GRAFFITI YARD! We had to go see this place for ourselves. It really did feel like a moment in a Bladerunner simulation. 42 stories above the LA skyline completely abandoned.
My young self was trying to contain this energy as my older self was just trying to wrap my head around this sliver of endtimes calamity.
As we walked through the enormous construction site, first thing that I noticed was the amount of wasted unused raw materials just left. Millions of dollars of endless materials on every floor. Almost looked like the final scene in Indiana Jones as the crated Arch is being pushed into oblivion.
What stood out to me most was the blueprint stations on each floor completely undisturbed. I found these most intriguing, considering these plans represented so much human effort, brilliance, education, and ingenuity wasted. I started saving the ones I liked quickly coming to the conclusion that finding the main blueprint that shows the whole structure would be the ultimate treasure! That one singular blue print represented billions of dollars wasted and a moment in history when LA graffiti bubbled up from the cracks and displayed to the world the power of this undeniable creative force. I had to find this one blueprint!
Well, excited to say we found it.