The city hums in a language of lines—tension and connection, power and pause. A web of trolley wires, tangled yet intentional, stretching across the sky.
Somewhere beneath these lines, a bus rumbles forward, a pedestrian waits, a conversation pauses mid-thought. This could be any street, any moment—yet it belongs entirely to San Francisco. A map drawn in cables, tracing routes, tracing history. The weight of movement held in delicate suspension.
Shot on 35mm film and cross-processed, Wired Chaos captures the structured disorder of San Francisco’s overhead lines. The intensified contrast darkens the buildings, pulling focus upward, where movement and stillness intersect. A moment frozen in the city’s rhythm—taken in 2009, still humming.
Product Details
Materials: Cotton-polyester matte canvas, stretched over an ethically sourced pine wood frame.
Sizes: Available in 48x32" and 60x40" (horizontal).
Ready to Hang: Built-in back hardware and soft rubber dots for support.
Precision Craftsmanship: Slight size variations may occur (+/- 1/8", 3.2mm).
A bold, architectural statement for lovers of urban photography, industrial aesthetics, and the art hidden in everyday infrastructure.
