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Texas Stack and Other Wildflowers: I-10, I-37
Rachel Kamata · 2 works in this exhibition
- MediumReduction Linocut on Washi Paper
- Image size25 x 17 cm
- Edition1 of 10 - Limited Edition
- Year2026
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About the artwork
A directional interchange (or stack interchange, 4-6 levels), is a type of grade-separated junction between two controlled-access highways. The inclusion of access roads along all highways and the prolific number of such stacks in Texas have led 5-level interchanges to be labeled a %u201CTexas Stack.%u201D Like the state flower, the Bluebonnet, these interchanges are unique markers of a Texas landscape. Here, I have rendered an interchange from my hometown San Antonio, TX, only including highways and adjacent access roads. While proportionally accurate from a birds eye view, these works remove the junctions from their environment, idealizing and beautifying the gray concrete obelisks.