Concrete and Steel is a portrait of tension and precision—twisting pipes, flare stacks, and crude oil crackers rise from the Valero refinery in Wilmington, stark against a cloudless blue sky. The dark blue shadow of a bridge cuts across the foreground like a bruise, anchoring the scene in quiet gravity. It’s industrial poetry at full scale: sharp, structured, and strangely serene, demanding to be seen, demanding to be felt. This piece captures the raw elegance of infrastructure—a place built to feed the modern world, elevated here to something near mythic.
Concrete and Steel is a portrait of tension and precision—twisting pipes, flare stacks, and crude oil crackers rise from the Valero refinery in Wilmington, stark against a cloudless blue sky. The dark blue shadow of a bridge cuts across the foreground like a bruise, anchoring the scene in quiet gravity. It’s industrial poetry at full scale: sharp, structured, and strangely serene, demanding to be seen, demanding to be felt. This piece captures the raw elegance of infrastructure—a place built to feed the modern world, elevated here to something near mythic.
