"Order and chaos, caught in motion."
BART stations always felt like portals—spaces that exist between places, holding the hum of passing trains and the rhythm of waiting. But this time, something was off. A sea of orange cones lined the tracks, mirrored in the station’s reflection, creating a strange pause in a place meant for movement.
I tilted my camera, and the scene tilted with me. Lines blurred, directions twisted, and the station became something surreal—a warped moment where movement and restriction collided.
Blurred lines, electric hues, and a rush of motion—Cone Zone turns a transit scene into a surreal composition of speed and stillness. Shot on 35mm film and cross-processed, the deep greens and neon yellows heighten the sense of limbo, while the cones become guiding markers in a world momentarily suspended.
Part of The Simple Things series, this piece captures the kinetic energy of urban life, where structure and disorder collide in perfect rhythm.
Product Details
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Materials: Cotton-polyester matte canvas, stretched over an ethically sourced pine wood frame.
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Sizes: Available in 48x32" and 60x40" (horizontal).
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Ready to Hang: Built-in back hardware and soft rubber dots for support.
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Precision Craftsmanship: Slight size variations may occur (+/- 1/8", 3.2mm).
A bold, kinetic piece—perfect for lovers of film photography, experimental color, and the beauty of controlled chaos.
Also available as a poster—shop the full collection.
