of I’m joining Marsha’s Photographing Public Art Challenge with a thrilling find from yesterday. We went for a walk at our small local shore line park for the first time in a while and discovered a mosaic mural map of the park had been added to the collection artwork on the landfill debris that makes up much of the park.

,The red and orange is the land that sticks out into the San Francisco Bay, looking somewhat like a lightbulb. It was created from debris from a freeway demolition, so story goes. Artists have used the large chunks of concert for graffiti art for years. Lately there have been more fine art pieces appearing. This mosaic is by far one of best pieces so far.
Here’s how it fits into the landscape of the place.

The mosaic is of this map that greets you when you walk onto the shoreline. Can you see the similarity?

We saw a few nice, new mosaics there last time we went (on the upper part). There’s also the Monument to Extraction art/history project that includes mosaics, https://monumenttoextraction.org/
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Brilliant photo of this mosaic. 😀 😀
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