Land, Animals, Humans, 2019
Soil collected from the Angeles Crest, cement, steel
Before Los Angeles became the urban metropolis it’s known for today, it was a top agricultural producer. At its height, the county produced lemons, oranges, walnuts, and an abundance of vegetables. Less known was the tragic cattle industry which fell apart after a two-year drought. Unofficially installed next to the LA River, this series is a reference to an industry that never came to fruition.
