"A city’s pulse runs through its wires."
The wires stretched above like tangled thoughts, threading through the sky, binding the city together. I stood beneath them in Lower Haight, watching the crisscross of energy, the silent negotiations of power and movement.
This was San Francisco’s language—lines drawn in steel and tension, holding up history, connecting strangers, whispering in a dialect of sparks and suspension.
Tangled yet precise, Electric Veins captures the lifeblood of San Francisco’s Lower Haight—its network of trolley wires cutting across the sky like an urban circulatory system. Shot on 35mm film and cross-processed, the bold contrast and saturated tones turn infrastructure into art, where chaos and structure exist in perfect tension.
Part of The Simple Things series, this piece is for those who see cities as living, breathing entities, powered by movement, history, and connection.
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).
An electrifying statement for lovers of cityscapes, urban abstraction, and the intricate beauty of unseen systems.
Also available as a poster—shop the full collection.
