For all the folk songs that deal with a ‘path or way’ as metaphor, there exists a moral to a fable. Such expressions, even those that predate the automobile have a sense of wanderlust and modern sensibility. A road or street has always been a stage – static or mobile – a place for a narrative or meta-narrative to form. Folk songs are songs often anonymous in origin or are public domain things that are transmitted orally. They are frequently a major aspect of national or cultural identity and approach the status of creative fabric when people forget who the author was.
In the FOLK SERIES, used tires are re-claimed, re-furbished as narrative objects. Line marker paint, their manufactured sidewall text and accompanying objects are descriptive in meaning. Streets of Laredo harbour ideas of a 'lamentation' on such above described stage.
In the FOLK SERIES, used tires are re-claimed, re-furbished as narrative objects. Line marker paint, their manufactured sidewall text and accompanying objects are descriptive in meaning. Streets of Laredo harbour ideas of a 'lamentation' on such above described stage.