• Imperial and 6th A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• Hunter and Enterprise A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• Imperial A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.
• A fence marks the boundary between public and private space. Many properties in Los Angeles boast beautiful murals created by a wealth of street artists. Here, the fences also create a barrier between the art and the viewer... the artist and their audience. A peculiar phenomena occurs when viewing these works: the mind erases the fence from view. And though the viewer loses conscious awareness of the barrier, its influence still exists. This effect is playing out not just on the walls around us, but on our laptops and phones. The voices of the individuals are often filtered by the media companies (through which access was granted) based on acceptability of the owner of the platform, by one’s peers, and above all: what it can be sold for.